Industrial Consultancy & Sponsored Research (IC&SR) , IIT Madras
Chemical Engineering: Micro-fluidic device or lab-on-chip device
Applications: Pharmaceuticals, Biomedical and chemical sciences
Market: The market of Lab-on-Chip device is projected to reach USD 9.15Billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 8.97%.
Watermarking IP design,
Electronic circuits
Present invention describes about a microfluidic device to increase the residence time in the lab-on-chip devices and reuse expensive chemicals and raw materials.
The microfluidic device comprises a few elements mentioned hereinbelow:
The method of recycling fluid in micro-fluidic device comprising the steps of
a) receiving sample fluid in the first channel.
b) applying an electric field sufficient to reverse the fluid flow in the second channel.
Technical Perspective:
Industrial Perspective:
Prof. Pushpavanam S
and
Prof. Renganathan T
Dept. of Chemical Engineering
IITM IDF Ref. 1422.
IN Patent No. 421221 (Granted)
TRL- 3/4
Proof of Concept Ready & tested and validated in Laboratory stage.