Abstract:
Provided is a biomaterial removing device including an air injection part, a first processing part spaced apart from the air injection part, and a second processing part spaced apart from the air injection part with the first processing part therebetween, wherein the first processing part includes a first biomaterial removing part configured to remove biomaterials included in air collected from the air injection part and a first monitoring part, and the second processing part includes a second biomaterial removing part configured to remove the residual biomaterials and a second monitoring part, wherein the first biomaterial removing part includes a dry air purifier, the second biomaterial removing part includes a wet air purifier, and the first biomaterial removing part and the second biomaterial removing part each include an image sensor.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a microfluidic control system and a microfluidic control method using the same. The microfluidic control system includes: a microfluidic chip including a storage chamber for storing a reaction solution and a receiving chamber communicating with the storage chamber; and a microfluidic control device for controlling the reaction solution inside the microfluidic chip, wherein the microfluidic control device includes: a first roller which is in contact with the microfluidic chip and rotates together with the movement of the microfluidic chip; and a pressurizing protrusion formed on the outer peripheral surface of the first roller, wherein the pressurizing protrusion has a shape corresponding to the storage chamber.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an optical detector. The optical detector includes: a first dielectric layer; a graphene optical transmission line formed on the first dielectric layer; a graphene optical detector formed on the first dielectric layer and configured to detect light transmitted along the graphene optical transmission line; electric wires formed on the graphene optical detector; metal pads positioned at both ends of the graphene optical detector and connected with the electric wires; and a second dielectric layer formed on the graphene optical transmission line, in which the graphene optical detector detects an intensity of light incident in a horizontal direction with respect to a surface of the graphene optical transmission line.
Abstract:
Provided are an optical modulator modulating optical signals and an optical module including the same. The optical modulator includes a lower clad layer, an optical transmission line extended in a first direction on the lower clad layer, and an upper clad layer on the optical transmission line and the lower clad layer. The optical transmission line may include graphene.
Abstract:
A method of transferring graphene is provided. A method of transferring graphene in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention may include forming a graphene layer by composing graphene and a base layer, depositing a self-assembled monolayer on the graphene layer, and separating a combination layer comprising the self-assembled monolayer and the graphene layer from the base layer.
Abstract:
Provided is a biosensor. The biosensor includes a substrate, an optical structure provided on the substrate, and a cover provided on the substrate and having a bridge shape that is in contact with a top surface of the substrate at both sides of the optical structure. The cover has a channel extending in a first direction, the optical structure is provided inside the channel, and the optical structure is configured to capture biomaterials that travel through the channel.
Abstract:
Provided is fluid control equipment for bio-reaction, including a pipette configured to transport a reaction solution, and a liquid pump configured to adjust the internal pressure of the pipette.
Abstract:
Provided is a gene amplifying and detecting device. The gene amplifying and detecting device includes: a gene amplifying chip including a chamber formed therein; a reaction solution filled in the chamber and including a fluorescent material; a light source located at one side of the gene amplifying chip; a light detector located at the other side of the gene amplifying chip; and a graphene heater formed on an inner surface or outer surface of the gene amplifying chip so as to heat the reaction solution.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a blend prepared by mixing a prepolymer and a vinyl monomer, wherein the prepolymer is prepared by a condensation reaction between a first compound represented by the formula Ar—H, where Ar comprises (a) a crosslinkable moiety at one end, (b) a moiety selected from the group consisting of —O—, —S—, —COO—, —CO—, —COS—, —SO2—, and —NH—, and (c) one or two repeating units selected from the group consisting of: where A is carbon or nitrogen, and X is hydrogen or halogen; and a second compound consisting of an aromatic moiety. Additionally disclosed is a polymer sheet that is a crosslinked product composed of the blend.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a junction electronic device having a 2-Dimensional (2D) material as a channel, includes forming a pattern portion by surface-treating a substrate so that the patterned portion has a higher surface potential than other portions of the substrate; bonding a 2D material to rthe patterned portion having the higher surface potential by spraying a liquid including 2D material flakes onto the substrate; forming a pair of first electrodes in contact with both ends of the 2D material disposed on the substrate; forming a dielectric layer on the first electrodes and the 2D material; and forming a second electrode on the dielectric layer. The 2D materials are disposed at desired positions by chemical exfoliation.