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发布者:张天龙发布时间:2024-12-05浏览次数:14

#1 Tianlong Zhang, et al. Femtosecond laser-processed pattern on glass substrate for focusing   microparticles in fluid. The 80th JSAP autumn meeting 2019, Hokkaido, Japan

#2 Tianlong Zhang, et al. Femtosecond Laser-etched Glass Pattern for Aligning Particles in   Microfluidic Channel. The 92th JLPS meeting 2019, Japan

#3 Tianlong Zhang, et al. Laser Engraved Microstructure for Arranging Particle Flowing in a Glass Microfluidic Channel. The 81th JSAP autumn meeting 2020, Hokkaido, Japan

#4 Tianlong Zhang, et al. FOCUSING OF MICROPARTICLES AT LOW REYNOLDS NUMBERS. MicroTAS 2020, Hawaii, USA (peer reviewed international conference)

#5 Tianlong Zhang, et al. Microstructure to align live cells in microfluidic channels under   low-Reynolds-number flow condition. TOIN 15th International Symposium on   Biomedical Engineering. 2020. Toin University of Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

#6 Tianlong Zhang, et al. Femtosecond laser engraved grooves in a microfluidic channel for   micro-particle separation. The 22nd International Symposium on Laser   Precision Microfabrication. 2021. Virtual On-Demand Conference. Japan

#7 Tianlong Zhang, et al. MICROFLUIDIC PARTICLE SEPARATION USING GLASS STRUCTURES. MicroTAS 2021 (peer reviewed international conference)

#8 Tianlong Zhang, et al. LASER ENGRAVED GROOVES FOR MICROPARTICLE FOCUSING. MicroTAS 2021 (peer reviewed international conference)

#9 Tianlong Zhang, et al. VISCOELASTIC SEPARATION OF DRUG-TREATED E. COLI BY SHAPE. MicroTAS 2022 (peer reviewed international conference)

#10 Tianlong Zhang, et al. SIZE-BASED SEPARATION OF E. COLI USING VISCOELASTIC MICROFLUIDICS. MicroTAS 2023. (peer reviewed international conference)

#11 Tianlong Zhang, et al. SHEATH-AIDED INERTIAL SEPARATION OF BLOOD CELLS BY SIZE. (peer reviewedinternational conference)

#12 Tianlong Zhang, et al. CO-FLOW OF NEWTONIAN AND VISCOELASTIC FLUIDS FOR BACTERIA SEPARATION BY   SIZE IN A MICROCHANNEL. MicroTAS 2023. (peer reviewed international conference)

#13 Tianlong Zhang, et al. SEPARATION OF TWO BACTERIAL SPECIES USING VISCOELASTIC FLOWS. MicroTAS 2023. (peer reviewed international conference)


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