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Electrowetting on Curved Surfaces

Up to now, DMF systems have been using planar surfaces; hence, the name “planar microfluidics” for DMF. Recently, progress has been made in the adaptation of such systems to nonplanar surfaces. This chapter presents the state of the art of the development of EWOD on curved substrates.

Jean Berthier

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