Lab on a Chip
AI in Microfluidics
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Guest Editor(s):
Keisuke Goda, Hang Lu, Peng Fei, Jochen Guck
AI-produced outcomes have been proven comparable or even superior to the performance of human experts in drug design, material discovery, and medical diagnosis. In these applications, lab on a chip technology, in particular microfluidics, plays an important role as a platform for both the construction and implementation of AI in a large-scale, high-throughput, automated, multiplexed, and cost-effective manner.
The goal of this thematic collection is to highlight new advances in this growing field with an emphasis on the interface between technological advancements and impactful applications.
Miniaturised sensors and diagnostics
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Guest Editor(s):
Yoon Kyoung Cho and Xingu Jiang
In this special collection, we focus on the critical importance of the sensor to the lab on a chip, whether the sensor relies on optical, chemical, electrical, or mechanical forces (or many others).
This collection also focuses on how lab-on-a-chip/sensor systems are being used to form next-generation of miniaturized diagnostics, whether they are implantable, wearable, portable, or simply used in the lab.
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