Don’t Buy It, Print It: Miniaturized Biosensors via 3D Printing
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The talk examines using 3D printing (additive manufacturing) to fabricate miniaturized electrochemical biosensors, moving fabrication out of centralized industrial labs into universities and homes. It describes the technology of 3D printing, explains how the authors produced small electrochemical biosensor components with printed parts, and highlights the potential for decentralized, low-cost manufacturing and future disruptive applications.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:55What are biosensors
- 12:21Microfluidics and electrochemistry
- 21:46Manual to 3D printing
- 35:283D printing advantages
- 43:37Summary and opportunities
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