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This project aims to develop a microfluidic device capable of detecting viruses in drinking water at extremely low concentrations using active transport methods. The technology will allow for rapid and accurate detection while minimizing contamination, addressing a critical global health issue.
The detection of dilute populations of nanoparticles in microfluidics is difficult due to diffusion as the time limiting step to reach the sensor.
Using active transport, we propose to build a proof of concept microfluidic device that reaches sub-attomolar detection sensitivity within an hour and at a device footprint of 1 cm.
The active transport enables size separation of the particles into multiple channels and up-concentration in detection reservoirs for label free detection.
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IBM RESEARCH GMBH
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