6. An optical toolkit for digital microfluidics
Since droplets as small as a few picoliters can be used as microreactors or function as sealed conduits, new, reliable microfluidic technologies are needed to form, transport, synchronize, and, more generally, precisely manipulate these droplets within the rigid, confined environment of microfluidic circuits (the well-known “labs-on-a-chip,” see
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An optical toolkit for digital microfluidics