RE: [DIYbio] microfluidic chips to order

Not a problem! Just don't forget dimension and, for me, has to fit on a standard copy paper sheet (technically a 9" circle) which will shrink to fit into a standard 100mm Petri dish. I pour activated PDMS atop the master and once cured, cut the chip with a scalpel. I can't change channel height being that my printer does not do well with two passes since its manually fed which can lead to misalignment. If you give me a basic idea of the volumes and flow rates needed that would help. Once done Ill post a video of the chip in action and if you like it ill ship it out. All I ask in return is for science to be done, and to pay it forward. Good luck!

Sebastian S. Cocioba
CEO & Founder
New York Botanics, LLC
Plant Biotech R&D