Harvard Grants Non-Profit Firm Rights to Low-Cost Microfluidic Dx Technology
February 26, 2010
Harvard Grants Non-Profit Firm Rights to Low-Cost Microfluidic Dx Technology
The paper-based microfluidic chip costs as little as one cent and is being targeted to countries with limited access to complex laboratory diagnostic equipment.
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