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NIST/Lab on a Chip Art in Science Award Winner
MicroTAS 2015 Conference, Gyeongju, KOREAMatteo Cornaglia, EPFL, SWITZERLAND 
MicroTAS 2014 Conference, San Antonio, Texas, USADavid Castro, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, SAUDI ARABIA 
MicroTAS 2013 Conference, Freiburg, GERMANYYe Wang, Eindhoven University, THE NETHERLANDS 
MicroTAS 2012 Conference, Okinawa JAPANYi Zhang, Johns Hopkins University, USA 
MicroTAS 2011 Conference, Seattle, Washington, USADong Jin Shin, Johns Hopkins University, USA 
MicroTAS 2010 Conference, Groningen, THE NETHERLANDSNicholas Gunn, University of California, Irvine, USA 
MicroTAS 2009 Conference, Jeju, KOREAJungkwun Kim, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, USA 
MicroTAS 2008 Conference, San Diego, California, USAYu-Wen Huang, Texas A&M University, USA  Art in Science 2015 Award Winner: Through Warhol's Eyepiece by Matteo Cornaglia. Created by on-chip multi-dimensional imaging of C.elegans embryogenesis as observed through an Andy Warhol microscope, equipped with a 63x oil immersion objective and a pop art optical filter.  Art in Science 2014 Award Winner: Al Kora, The Sphere by David Castro. Top view of a rotating ~40 uL aqueous droplet, suspended at the interface between two fluids (perfluorohexane and mineral oil) inside a square cuvette. The droplet contains an assay of functionalized latex beads, agglutinating in the presence of human C-reactive protein. Photograph by David Castro and David Conchouso.  Art in Science 2013 Award Winner: Structure and rheology of complex fluids by Ye Wang. Artificial cilia (microhairs) made with Polydimethylsiloxane and magnetic nanoparticles using a glass mold made by femtolaser modification and hydrofluoric acid etching.  Art in Science 2012 Award Winner: Stretching the Rainbow by Yi Zhang. A tiny water droplet held in place by surface energy traps and stretched using a magnetic field to pull on magnetic particles within it.  Art in Science 2011 Award Winner: Yin and Yang in a Droplet by Dong Jin Shin. A snapshot of the mixing of two types of quantum dot solutions inside a sessile droplet driven by a microfluidic magnetic gyromixer.  Art in Science 2010 Award Winner: Cell Block 9 by Nicolas Gunn. A colorized SEM micrograph showing fibroblast cells cultured on microscale pedestals.  Art in Science 2009 Award Winner: Micro world: united we stand by Jungkwun Kim and Yong Kyu Yoon. SU-8 shapes defined by multi- directional ultraviolet lithography, where glass with a pre-patterned chromium layer is used as a photomask as well as a substrate.  Art in Science 2008 Award Winner: City Lights by Yu-Wen Huang. The image is a micro- graph of a solution of unlabelled double-stranded DNA, electrophoretically concentrated near a 50 mm-wide electrode.
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