Electrothermally induced fluid flow on microelectrodes

By Nicolas G. Green, A. Ramos, Antonio González, Antonio Castellanos, Hywel Morgan. 2001

269 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Physiology

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Hywel Morgan
2. Junya Suehiro
3. Guangbin Zhou
4. M. Hara
5. Nicolas G. Green
6. Martin Z. Bazant
7. T. Squires
8. A. Ajdari

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Hywel Morgan
2. Junya Suehiro
3. Guangbin Zhou
4. M. Hara
5. Nicolas G. Green
6. Martin Z. Bazant
7. T. Squires
8. A. Ajdari

Citations in the corpus

• Dielectrophoretic filter for separation and recovery of biological cells in water (2003, background): “When high electric field is generated by an electrode system immersed in water, an electrothermal phenomenon due to Joule heating can take place as well as the dielectrophoresis [ 10 ], [11].”
• Electrothermal flows generated by alternating and rotating electric fields in microsystems (2006, methodology): “Observations and estimates show that electrothermal effects are important in microsystems for frequencies of the order of 1 MHz and voltages of the order † Author to whom correspondence should be addressed: ramos@us.es. of 10 V (Green et al. 2001; Castellanos et al. 2003).”