Description: An introduction to the fabrication of microfluidic devices, electrical fabrication and the potential bio-applications.

Academic Mission: The main academic goal will be to teach students fabrication methods for creating Lab-On-A-Chip microfluidic devices. The device created will demonstrate the ability for microfluidic devices to be used for biotechnological applications, including using electronics to add instrumentation, visualization, and control.

Time Frame:  This will be a two day workshop consisting of a morning session running from 9am-12pm and an afternoon session running from 2-4pm both days. 12-2pm will provide time for a student lunch break as well as enough time for devices to fully cure in oven.