Joel Voldman

A microfabrication-based dynamic array cytometer.

BioMEMS: Building with cells.

Dielectrophoretic registration of living cells to a microelectrode array.

Dielectrophoretic registration of living cells to a microelectrode array.

Dielectrophoretic traps for single-particle patterning.

A scalable addressable positive-dielectrophoretic cell-sorting array.

Microfluidic arrays for logarithmically perfused embryonic stem cell culture.

Quantitative modeling of dielectrophoretic traps.

Electrical forces for microscale cell manipulation.

Engineered systems for the physical manipulation of single cells.

High-throughput positive-dielectrophoretic bioparticle microconcentrator.

Optimizing micromixer design for enhancing dielectrophoretic microconcentrator performance.

Assembly of metal nanoparticles into nanogaps.

Cell patterning chip for controlling the stem cell microenvironment.

A practical guide to microfluidic perfusion culture of adherent mammalian cells.

nDEP microwells for single-cell patterning in physiological media.

Characterization of electrical stimulation electrodes for cardiac tissue engineering.

A photopatternable silicone for biological applications.

An active bubble trap and debubbler for microfluidic systems.

Microfluidic control of cell pairing and fusion.

Electrically addressable vesicles: tools for dielectrophoresis metrology.

Plastic masters-rigid templates for soft lithography.

Electroactive hydrodynamic weirs for microparticle manipulation and patterning.

Separation of particles by pulsed dielectrophoresis.

Flexible split-ring electrode for insect flight biasing using multisite neural stimulation.

Surface-patterned electrode bioreactor for electrical stimulation.

Advancing stem cell research with microtechnologies: opportunities and challenges.

Cell-based sensors for quantifying the physiological impact of microsystems.

Nonmitogenic survival-enhancing autocrine factors including cyclophilin A contribute to density-dependent mouse embryonic stem cell growth.

Fluid shear stress primes mouse embryonic stem cells for differentiation in a self-renewing environment via heparan sulfate proteoglycans transduction.

Emergent behavior in particle-laden microfluidic systems informs strategies for improving cell and particle separations.

Microfluidic perfusion for regulating diffusible signaling in stem cells.

Spatially organized in vitro models instruct asymmetric stem cell differentiation.

Insect-machine interface: A carbon nanotube-enhanced flexible neural probe.

Attenuation of extrinsic signaling reveals the importance of matrix remodeling on maintenance of embryonic stem cell self-renewal.

Isodielectric separation and analysis of cells.