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> “We have advanced microfluidic technologies for applications related to healthcare and life sciences, and often we have the challenge of visualizing microflui
by pengaru 5y ago
> “We have advanced microfluidic technologies for applications related to healthcare and life sciences, and often we have the challenge of visualizing microfluidic chips because they typically have reflective surfaces,”
Isn't this typically overcome using a polarized filter and appropriately polarized light? Seems preferable to making a rickety articulated structure if so.
- ultimape 5y agoMany of the plastics have stress lines that show up under polarized lens IIRC. And many of the techniques used to detect crystals in fluids also use polarized light that would be incompatible with such a lens.