Air bubbles are among the most recurring issues in microfluidics. Because of the micrometric dimensions of the tubes and channels, air bubbles can be very difficult to remove and be very detrimental for your experiment. This review will detail the causes

When filling your microfluidic device with fluid, air bubbles are almost inevitable. These air bubbles can be difficult to detach, especially with complex chip designs. Moreover, air bubbles can appear during the experiment. Indeed, temperature changes, f

Microfluidic chip design: Preventing bubble formation starts with the design of you chip. Avoiding for example acute angles in you chip design will decrease the risk to have air bubbles adhering inside the microfluidic channels. Fittings: One of the first