Nanofluidic chip for in-liquid TEM

Akronym

Nanofluidic chip

Projekt Titel

Startdatum

January 1, 2015

Enddatum

December 31, 2019

Institut

Mikrosystemtechnik E-7

Projektleitung

Trieu, Hoc Khiem

Mitarbeitende

Venegas-Rojas, Daybith

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is performed under vacuum hence biological materials cannot be imaged under physiological condition. A nanofluidic chip mit extremely thin membranes as sidewalls minimizing absorption and background signals enables TEM with high resolution. This project realizes such devices for TEM of biological materials under physiological condition. It's a collaboration project with Prof. Dwayne Miller from Max Planck Institute in Hamburg.

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