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Contact: Michael Patrick Rutter
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Caption: This is a microscope image of the microfluidic and optical device, consisting of a flow-focus drop maker, six layers of drop splitters, followed by 64 parallel microfluidic channels, and a zone-plate array which is aligned to the microfluidic channel array at a tilt angle.
Credit: The laboratory of Ken Crozier, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
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