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Welcome to the Microfluidics Laboratory! Microfluidics is the science and technology of fluids at the micro-scale. We provide space and equipment to design, fabricate and conduct experiments with micro-fluidic devices. These devices, also called "lab-on-a-chip", are used to study biological processes and automate bio-chemical assays among other applications.
We are open to anyone interested in this technology, and a core facility of the Princeton Physical Sciences Oncology Center. Our goal is to make microfluidic (and microfabrication) technology broadly accessible to researchers and students. The laboratory consists of three parts - a clean room for photo-lithography and micro-fabrication, a microscopy room for experiments, and a design room for CAD design.
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Funding for this facility is provided by the National Cancer Institute under their Physical Sciences-Oncology Centers program.