Particle velocity field measurements in a near-wall flow using evanescent wave illumination

By C. M. Zettner, Minami Yoda. 2003

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Recent Advances in Micro-Particle Image Velocimetry (2010, unknown): “Zettner & Yoda (2003) were the first to report the use of an evanescent field to illuminate flowtracing particles in a microchannel.”
Microfluidics: The no-slip boundary condition (2005, methodology): “This method was proposed to investigate slip in [87, 162, 163]; we have summarized their results in Table 2 (see also [86, 188, 189]).”
Near-wall hindered Brownian diffusion of nanoparticles examined by three-dimensional ratiometric total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (3-D R-TIRFM) (2004, background): “Very recently, Zettner and Yoda (2003) proposed, seemingly, the first microfluidic application of TIRFM to measure the near-wall flow fields for a rotating Couette flow.”
An experimental study of electro-osmotic flow in rectangular microchannels (2004, methodology): “We have developed over the last few years a complementary velocimetry technique, nano-PIV (nPIV) (Zettner & Yoda 2003) uniquely suited to near-wall velocity measurements in micro- and nanochannels.”