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Playing games with biology
Ingmar Riedel-Kruse and colleagues from Stanford University have developed games which use a biological system as an essential component in a microfluidic device. These range from a soccer game in...
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Have you seen our new acoustofluidics tutorial series?
A little while ago Henrik Bruus, Jurg Dual, Jeremy Hawkes, Martyn Hill, Thomas Laurell, Johan Nilsson, Stefan Radel, Satwindar Sadhal and Martin Wiklund met at the International Centre for Mechanical...
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Have you seen our new Chips & Tips Facebook page?
Chips & Tips has a shiny new Facebook page! Chips & Tips is our forum for discussing common practical problems encountered in miniaturisation labs, which are seldom reported in the literature....
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Issue 4 just published including hot articles on self-propelling droplets,...
Issue 4 is now available online and on the outside front cover we have a hot article from on an automated cellular-resolution vertebrate screening platform from Mehmet Fatih Yanik and an equally...
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Reminder: Emerging Investigators themed issue
The deadline is fast approaching for Lab on a Chip’s Emerging Investigators themed issue, guested edited by Professors Amy Herr and Aaron Wheeler. If you plan to submit an article, we advise you to...
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Under a month left to submit your nominations for the Pioneers of...
Last year's winner Professor Ali Khademhosseini (Harvard-MIT, USA) with LOC Editor HArp Minhas and Po-Ki Yuen (Corning Inc). There is just under a month left for you to submit your nominations for the...
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Have you seen the best of LOC?
The Editors at Lab on a Chip have been busy picking out the top 10% from all our high quality papers to bring you a collection of recent articles that we think will be of exceptional significance for...
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