Microfluidic Devices

During a summer in High School, I attended North Dakota Governors School, a competitive summer program that focused on engineering. While there, I learned about additive manufacturing and conducted research on the usage of 3D printing in the production of molds for microfluidic devices. I mainly learned about the process of creating these microfluidic devices, and tried to find how small these channels could be made effectively with this process. The channels on the right are less than a millimeter wide.