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.github/workflows/gitbuilding.yml

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# Flow Microscopy Platform
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Our open hardware flow microscopy platform is a more comprehensive version of our open-source [strobe-enhanced microscopy stage](https://github.com/wenzel-lab/strobe-enhanced-microscopy-stage) (build instructions [here](https://wenzel-lab.github.io/strobe-enhanced-microscopy-stage/)), including the control of pressure, flow and temperature in 4-channels. The platform is controlled by ["Rio", our modular microfluidics controller](https://github.com/wenzel-lab/modular-microfluidics-workstation-controller) boards and firmware. Woring with pressuriesed gas, regulators and flow-sensors allows for a compact, faster, and more precise flow control compared to syringe pumps, such as our [3D printed syringe pumps with controller](https://github.com/wenzel-lab/syringe-pumps-and-controller). In contrast to other open-source platforms and some commercial platforms, our implementation is capable of handling high-pressures (up to 6bar) in order to process gels and more viscous liquids.
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Follow us! [#twitter](https://twitter.com/WenzelLab), [#YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@librehub), [#LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/92802424), [#instagram](https://www.instagram.com/wenzellab/), [#Printables](https://www.printables.com/@WenzelLab), [#LIBREhub website](https://librehub.github.io), [#IIBM website](https://ingenieriabiologicaymedica.uc.cl/en/people/faculty/821-tobias-wenzel)
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## Usage
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The platform consists of a number of differnet functinoal modules that are connected to each other:
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<img src="./images/flow-platform-diagram.jpg" width="600">
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We are currently arranging the modules with a cable management plan. Simply spreading the modules out on the table looked like this during previous experiments:
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<img src="./images/flow-platform.jpg" width="300">
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One use od our heater modules is the tip-heater for injecting agarose gel into microfluidic chips:
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<img src="./images/tip-heater.jpg" width="600">
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We also designed a pressure vial holder with individual manifold caps for easy transfer of samples:
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<img src="./images/4-cap-mainfold_w_hidden_edges.png" width="600">
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## Contribute
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You're free to fork the project and enhance it. If you have any suggestions to improve it or add any additional functions make a pull-request or [open an issue](https://github.com/wenzel-lab/flow-microscopy-platform/issues/new).
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For interactions in our team and with the community applies the [GOSH Code of Conduct](https://openhardware.science/gosh-2017/gosh-code-of-conduct/).
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## License
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[CERN OHL 2W](LICENSE) © Tobias Wenzel, Christie Nel, Eduardo Honeyman, Matías Hurtado, and Pierre Padilla-Huamantinco. This project is Open Source Hardware - please acknowledge us when using the hardware or sharing modifications.

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