Bangor Daily News
UMaine student leads development of new low cost, mass-manufacturable microdroplet generators
ORONO — Microdroplet generators are devices that produce tiny, precise liquid samples used for large-scale drug testing, cosmetics, cell analysis and scientific research. Producing these…
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