Microfluidics at the University of Michigan
Congratulations to Prof. Burns on being named the T. C. Chang Professor of Engineering! See here for more information.
Congratulations to Dr. Jihyang Park on successfully defending her dissertation entitled, Microdroplet-enabled co-cultivation and characterization of microbial communities. The group wishes her luck on her as she continues on with us as a post-doc to train new students, start new projects, and explore future opportunities.
Congratulations to Dr. Irene Sinn on successfully defending her dissertation entitled, Asynchronous Magnetic Bead Rotation (AMBR) Microfluidic Biosensor Platform for Rapid Microbial Growth Studies. The group wishes her luck on her position at Alere.
Congratulations to new group members Lavinia Li and Steven Wang on joining the group.
Burns Research Group
Dept of Chemical Engineering
3212 H.H. Dow Bldg
2300 Hayward Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2136
Welcome to the Mark A. Burns research group webpage at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. We are a research group focusing in the advancement and proliferation of microfluidic technology by developing baseline technology and creating new and exciting applications using microfluidics.
This site gives a good overview of our group's general mentality towards research, current research projects and active group members. In addition, there is information on the facilities that are a part of the Burns group as well as previous work completed in these facilities. If you have any questions pertaining to the group please feel free to ask the group member who seems to be most relevant to your question.
Work developing a multiphase droplet microfluidic bioreactor
Microfluidic viscometer capable of analyzing the viscosity of nanoliter samples.