MEMS

For the last 10 years, Professor Yu-Chong Tai has also launched a major effort towards bio/medical devices such as microfluidics, labs-on-a-chip and biomedical implants. His lab has developed the first complete high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) on-a-chip for total biochemical analysis. Professor Tai also has various collaborative research programs to develop cortical, retinal and spinal implants based on a parylene MEMS technology he has developed and has also engaged in research on circulating tumor cells enrichment and stem cell treatment of age-related macular disease (funded by California Government, CIRM project).

Also known as: Caltech MEMS Lab

Primary location: Pasadena United States