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ibh time correlated single-photon counting spectrometer with microchannel plate photomultiplier tube (mcp-pmt)  (Hamamatsu)
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Hamamatsu ibh time correlated single-photon counting spectrometer with microchannel plate photomultiplier tube (mcp-pmt)
Ibh Time Correlated Single Photon Counting Spectrometer With Microchannel Plate Photomultiplier Tube (Mcp Pmt), supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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the cop microchannel device  (Nanoscribe GmbH)
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Nanoscribe GmbH the cop microchannel device
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
The Cop Microchannel Device, supplied by Nanoscribe GmbH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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microchannel plate detector  (HORIBA Ltd)
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HORIBA Ltd microchannel plate detector
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Microchannel Plate Detector, supplied by HORIBA Ltd, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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microchannel reactor  (BioMimetic Therapeutics)
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BioMimetic Therapeutics microchannel reactor
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Microchannel Reactor, supplied by BioMimetic Therapeutics, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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two-stage microchannel plate intensifier c8600-03  (Hamamatsu)
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Hamamatsu two-stage microchannel plate intensifier c8600-03
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Two Stage Microchannel Plate Intensifier C8600 03, supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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hamamatsu microchannel plate  (Hamamatsu)
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Hamamatsu hamamatsu microchannel plate
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Hamamatsu Microchannel Plate, supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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microchannel plate (mcp-pmt-photonis  (PHOTONIS Inc)
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PHOTONIS Inc microchannel plate (mcp-pmt-photonis
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Microchannel Plate (Mcp Pmt Photonis, supplied by PHOTONIS Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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segmented anode microchannel plate photomultiplier (mcp/pmt) 54  (Hamamatsu)
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Hamamatsu segmented anode microchannel plate photomultiplier (mcp/pmt) 54
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Segmented Anode Microchannel Plate Photomultiplier (Mcp/Pmt) 54, supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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amorphous silicon-based microchannel plate  (COMSOL Inc)
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COMSOL Inc amorphous silicon-based microchannel plate
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Amorphous Silicon Based Microchannel Plate, supplied by COMSOL Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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square glass microchannel vitrocells  (VitroCom Inc)
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VitroCom Inc square glass microchannel vitrocells
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Square Glass Microchannel Vitrocells, supplied by VitroCom Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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two different commercial glass microchannels  (Translume Inc)
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Translume Inc two different commercial glass microchannels
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Two Different Commercial Glass Microchannels, supplied by Translume Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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microchannels  (MicroFluidic Systems)
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MicroFluidic Systems microchannels
Two-step in situ photografting process. A <t>microchannel</t> mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a <t>COP</t> substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.
Microchannels, supplied by MicroFluidic Systems, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Two-step in situ photografting process. A microchannel mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a COP substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.

Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: In situ photografting during direct laser writing in thermoplastic microchannels

doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-90571-2

Figure Lengend Snippet: Two-step in situ photografting process. A microchannel mold with angled sidewalls formed via DLW is used to pattern microchannels in a COP substrate by hot embossing. The COP substrate is bonded with a thin COP film to enclose the fluidic path. Surface initiators are immobilized on the COP microchannel surface by filling the channel with BP solution, followed by UV flood exposure to promote the conversion of BP molecules into surface-bound photoinitiators (step 1). The channel is then filled with photoresist prior to direct laser writing. When the path of the DLW laser used to pattern integrated 3D microstructures coincides with the COP surface, the immobilized surface initiators are locally activated, resulting in immediate reactions with the photoresist polymer undergoing bulk polymerization (step 2). The final DLW microstructure is covalently attached to the COP surface.

Article Snippet: The COP microchannel device was prepared by pattern transfer from a DLW mold printed using the Photonic Professional GT DLW system (Nanoscribe).

Techniques: In Situ

Chemical modification of thermoplastic surface using BP. ( a ) BP is converted into a semi-benzopinacol or its radical derivatives under UV irradiation, and reacts with thermoplastic polymer which serves as a proton donor. ( b ) The BP-treated thermoplastic surface may then be photoactivated for covalent bond formation between the surface and an exogenous material upon UV irradiation. ( c ) A COP microchannel filled with BP solution, and exposed to UV, rinsed, and dried, yielding a photoactive surface before introducing a photoresist in preparation for DLW. ( d ) Covalent bond formation scenario for the epoxy-based resin. When the laser path coincides with the microchannel surface, free radicals are formed on the COP surface that immediately react with the epoxide ring of the resin, yielding a covalent bond between the resin and thermoplastic surface.

Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: In situ photografting during direct laser writing in thermoplastic microchannels

doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-90571-2

Figure Lengend Snippet: Chemical modification of thermoplastic surface using BP. ( a ) BP is converted into a semi-benzopinacol or its radical derivatives under UV irradiation, and reacts with thermoplastic polymer which serves as a proton donor. ( b ) The BP-treated thermoplastic surface may then be photoactivated for covalent bond formation between the surface and an exogenous material upon UV irradiation. ( c ) A COP microchannel filled with BP solution, and exposed to UV, rinsed, and dried, yielding a photoactive surface before introducing a photoresist in preparation for DLW. ( d ) Covalent bond formation scenario for the epoxy-based resin. When the laser path coincides with the microchannel surface, free radicals are formed on the COP surface that immediately react with the epoxide ring of the resin, yielding a covalent bond between the resin and thermoplastic surface.

Article Snippet: The COP microchannel device was prepared by pattern transfer from a DLW mold printed using the Photonic Professional GT DLW system (Nanoscribe).

Techniques: Modification, Irradiation