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Contact: Lynn Yarris
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DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Caption: Artificial fluidic nanochannels, like these 30-nm channels shown under fluorescence, mimic the capabilities of transmembrane proteins and are highly prized for advanced technology applications.
Credit: Image courtesy of Majumdar group, UC Berkeley
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