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A thermodynamic description of turbulence as a source of stochastic kinetic energy for 3D self-assembly
Per A. Löthman, Tijmen A. G. Hageman, Miko C. Elwenspoek +4
We investigate to what extent one can use a thermodynamic description of turbulent flow as a source of stochastic kinetic energy for three-dimensional self-assembly of magnetically…
Long term observation of Magnetospirillum gryphiswaldense in a microfluidic channel
Tijmen A. G. Hageman, Marc. P. Pichel, Per A. Löthman +5
We controlled and observed individual magnetotactic bacteria (Magnetospirillum gryphiswaldense) inside a 5 μm high microfluidic channel for over four hours. After a period of const…
Additional contributions from: Nobel Symposium 162 - Microfluidics
Stefan Löfås, Amy E. Herr, Jianhua Qin +11
Series of short contributions that are part of Nobel Symposium 162 - Microfluidics arXiv:1712.08369.
Macroscopic equivalence for microscopic motion in a turbulence driven three-dimensional self-assembly reactor
T. A. G. Hageman, P. A. Löthman, M. Dirnberger +3
We built and characterised a macroscopic self-assembly reactor that agitates magnetic, centimeter-sized particles with a turbulent water flow. By scaling up the self-assembly proce…
Towards Gigayear Storage Using a Silicon-Nitride/Tungsten Based Medium
Jeroen de Vries, Dimitri Schellenberg, Leon Abelmann +2
Current digital data storage systems are able to store huge amounts of data. Even though the data density of digital information storage has increased tremendously over the last fe…