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Lutz, Liang, Fu, Ramachandran,
Kauffman, & Yager. “Dissolvable fluidic time
delays for programming multi-step assays in instrument-free paper diagnostics,”
Lab on a Chip (2013), DOI:
10.1039/c3lc50178g. [LINK]
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See commentary in ”Microfluidic sugar paper,” Chemistry World, May 30, 2013. [LINK]
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See the Viewpoint
article by George Whitesides highlighting our paper, Lab on a Chip (2013), DOI:
10.1039/c3lc90066e. [LINK]
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Dharmaraja, Lafleur, Byrnes, Kauffman, Buser,
Toley, Fu, Yager, &
Lutz. "Programming paper networks for point of care diagnostics,"
Proceedings of SPIE, 8615, Microfluidics, BioMEMS, and Medical Microsystems XI, 86150X (2013); DOI:
10.1117/12.2006138. [LINK]
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Ramachandran, Singhal, Mckenzie, Osborn, Arjyal, Dongol, Baker, Basnyat, Farrar, Dolecek, Domingo,
Yager, & Lutz. “A Rapid, Multiplexed,
High-Throughput Flow-Through Membrane Immunoassay: A Convenient Alternative to
ELISA,” Diagnostics, Special Issue:
Feature Papers (2013), 3(2), 244-260, DOI: 10.3390/diagnostics3020244. [LINK]
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Lutz, Venkataraman, & Browd.
“New and Improved Ways to Treat Hydrocephalus: pursuit of a smart shunt,”
Invited review in Surgical Neurology
International (2013), 4, Suppl S1:38-50, DOI:
10.4103/2152-7806.109197. [LINK]
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Lafleur, Stevens,
McKenzie, Ramachandran, Spicar-Mihalic, Singhal, Arjyal, Osborn,
Kauffman, Yager, Lutz. “Progress
toward multiplexed sample-to-result detection in low resource settings using microfluidic
immunoassay cards,” Lab on a Chip,
DOI: 10.1039/c2lc20751f (2012). [LINK]
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Lutz, Trinh, Ball, Fu, Yager.
“Two-dimensional paper networks: programmable fluidic disconnects for
multi-step processes in shaped paper,” Lab
on a Chip, DOI: c1LC20758j (2011). [LINK]
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Osborn, J., Lutz, B., Fu, E., Kauffman, P., Stevens, D., Yager, P. “Microfluidics without pumps: reinventing the
T-sensor and H-filter in paper networks,” Lab
on a Chip, DOI: c004821f (2010). [LINK] [COVER IMAGE]
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Fu, E., Lutz, B., Kauffman, P., and Yager, P. “Controlled reagent transport in
disposable 2D paper networks,” Lab on a
Chip, DOI: 10.1039/b919614e (2010). [LINK]
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Fu, E., Kauffman, P., Lutz, B., and Yager, P. “Chemical signal amplification in
two-dimensional paper networks,” Sensors
& Actuators B, 149, 325–328 (2010). [LINK]
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Kauffman, P., Fu, E., Lutz, B., and Yager, P. “Visualization and measurement of flow
in two-dimensional paper networks,” Lab
on a Chip, DOI: 10.1039/c004766j (2010). [LINK]
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McKenzie, K.G., Lafleur, L.K., Lutz, B.R. and Yager, P., “Rapid protein depletion from complex
samples using a bead-based microfluidic device
for the point of care,” Lab on a Chip,
DOI: 10.1039/b913806d (2009). [LINK]
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Lutz, B., Dentinger, C. Sun, L., Nguyen, L.,
Zhang, J., Chmura, AJ, Allen, A., Chan, S., Knudsen,
B. “Spectral analysis of multiplex Raman
probe signatures,” ACS Nano, 2,
2306–2314 (2008). [LINK]
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Lutz, B., Dentinger, C. Sun,
L., Nguyen, L., Zhang, J., Chmura, AJ,
Allen, A., Chan, S., Knudsen, B. “Raman Nanoparticle Probes
for Antibody-based Protein Detection in Tissues,” Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, 56 (4), 371-379, (2008). [LINK]
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Sun, L.; Sung, K.-B.; Dentinger,
C.; Lutz, B.R.; Nguyen, L.; Zhang, J.; Qin, H.; Yamakawa, M.; Cao, M.; Lu, Y.; Chmura, A.J.; Zhu, J.; Su, X.; Berlin, A.; Chan, C.;
Knudsen, B. “Composite organic-inorganic nanoparticles
as Raman labels for tissue analysis,” Nano Letters, 7, 351-356 (2007). [LINK]
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Lutz, B.R.; Chen, J.; & Schwartz, D.T. “Hydrodynamic tweezers:
non-contact trapping of single cells using steady streaming microeddies,” Analytical Chemistry, 78,
5429-5435 (2006). [LINK]
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Lutz, B.R.; Chen, J.; & Schwartz, D.T.
“Characterizing homogeneous chemistry using well-mixed microeddies,” Analytical Chemistry, 78, 1606-1620
(2006). [LINK]
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Lutz, B.R.; Chen, J.; & Schwartz, D.T. “Microscopic steady
streaming eddies created around short cylinders in a channel: flow
visualization and Stokes layer scaling,” Physics of Fluids, 17, 023601 (2005). [LINK]
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Lutz, B.R.; Chen, J.; & Schwartz, D.T. “Microfluidics without microfabrication,” Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences of the United States of America, 100, 4395-4398 (2003). [LINK]
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Nolan, P.D.; Lutz, B.R.; Tanaka, P.L.; Davis, J.E.; & Mullins, C.B.
“Molecularly chemisorbed intermediates to oxygen adsorption on Pt(111): A molecular beam and
electron energy-loss spectroscopy study. Journal of Chemical Physics, 111, 3696-3704 (1999).
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Nolan P.D.; Lutz B.R.; Tanaka P.L.; Meyer R.J.; Brown S.J.; &
Mullins C.B. “Evidence of a molecular chemisorption-mediated
mechanism for high translational energy oxygen adsorption on Pt(100)-hex-R0.7
degrees.” Chemical
Physics Letters, 309, 111-116 (1999).
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Nolan, P.D.; Lutz, B.R.; Tanaka, P.L.; & Mullins, C.B. “Direct
verification of a high-translational-energy molecular precursor to oxygen
dissociation on Pd(111).” Surface Science, 419,
L107-L113 (1998).
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Nolan, P.D.; Lutz, B.R.; Tanaka, P.L.; Davis, J.E.; & Mullins, C.B.
“Translational energy selection of molecular precursors to oxygen adsorption on
Pt(111).” Physical Review Letters, 81, 3179-3182
(1998).
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Lutz, B.R.; Stanglmaier,
R.H.; Matthews, R.D.; Cohen, J.T.; & Wicker, R. "The effects of fuel
composition, system design, and operating conditions on in-system vaporization
and hot start of a liquid-phase LPG injection system," Society of Automotive Engineers
International Spring Fuels & Lubricants Meeting, Paper 981388; also in Combustion Processes in Engines Utilizing
Gaseous Fuels, SAE Special Publication SP-1371 (1998).
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Lutz, B.R.; Reinhart, M.; Ku, J.; Huang, Y.; Belle, S.; Hollowell, B.; Sternberg, J.; Wu,
D-Y.; Matthews, R.D.; & Hall, M.J. "Conversion of a 1997 Malibu to
dedicated E85 with emphasis on cold start and cold drivability," Society
of Automotive Engineers Special Publication SP-1453 (1998).
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Lutz, B. and Browd,
S. Drainage Systems
for Body Fluids and Associated Methods, PCT Patent Application (2011).
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Paul Yager, Lisa Lafleur, Barry Lutz, Paolo Spicar-Mihalic, Dean Stevens. Microfluidic
Systems Incorporating Flow-Through Membranes, U.S. National Phase Patent
Application 13/060,664 (2011).
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Capillarity-based devices for performing chemical
processes and associated systems and methods, PCT Application PCT/US2010/061675
(2010).
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Lafleur, L.,
Lutz, B., Spicar-Mihalic, P.,
Stevens, D., Yager, P. Method for incorporating
flow-through membranes in microfluidic systems. U.S. Patent Application (2009).
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Lutz, B.R. and Schwartz, D.T. Steady
streaming particle traps, U.S. Patent 20050194314 (2005).
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Grand Rounds, UW Neurosurgery, “New and Improved Ways to Treat
Hydrocephalus: Pursuit of a Smart Shunt,” August 14, 2013. Invited talk.
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Gordon Research Conference, Physics and Chemistry of Microfluidics, Opening talk in session on Paper-based Microfluidics. “A Tour of Physical Principles in Paper Microfluidics: The Ancient, The
Old, and The New,” June 9-14, 2013. Invited talk.
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Molecular Medicine Tri-Con, Second Annual Point-of-Care Diagnostics
Session, Innovation for the Future of Personalized Healthcare. “Sophisticated
Point-of-Care Diagnostic Devices based on 2D Paper Networks,” February 11-12,
2013. Invited talk.
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SPIE Conference, Microfluidics, BioMEMS, and Medical Microsystems XI. “Programming paper
networks for point of care diagnostics," March 9, 2013. Invited talk.
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Microfluidics 2.0: Second Annual Workshop on Capillary
Based Microfluidics for Bioanalysis.
“Programming Paper Networks for Automated Point of Care Assays,” Boston
University (hosted by Catherine Klapperich’s
Laboratory), November 20-December 1, 2012. Invited talk.
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Lab on a Chip World Congress, “Capillarity-based Paper Networks for
Automated Point of Care Diagnostics,” September 25-26, 2012. San Diego, CA. Invited talk.
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Hydrocephalus Research Conference 2012. Session Co-Director for
“Bioengineering Advances” with Sam Browd; and
research talk, “Overview of bioengineering and hydrocephalus: 50 years in 30
minutes,” The Hydrocephalus Association, July 9-11 2012, Seattle, Washington.
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BMES Panel Discussion, “Navigating IP as a Student Panel Discussion,”
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012.
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UW Mini Med School, March 13, 2012 (Graduation night). “Predicting and preventing disease: early
diagnostics for all?” Lectures will be broadcast regularly on UWTV and
publicly-available by on-demand streaming from the UWTV website. http://uwmedicine.washington.edu/Global/News/Events/Mini-Medical-School/Pages/Sessions.aspx
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UW Bioengineering Lunch and Learn Series, “Start-Up Companies,” March
6, 2012. Buddy Ratner and Barry Lutz.
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“Technical challenges and opportunities in point of care diagnostics.”
Center for Nanotechnology/ Institute for Molecular Engineering and Sciences
Seminar Series, University of Washington, January 17, 2012.
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“Point of care diagnostics for low resource
settings.”
Bioengineering Graduate Student Seminar, University of Washington, November 10, 2011.
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“Self-regulating paper network seeks adventure with synthetic biology,”
Molecular Programming Project Workshop, Friday Harbor, Washington. June 16-18, 2011.
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“Microfluidics and
Paper-Based Platforms for Point-Of-Care Testing.” Applied Pharmaceutical
Analysis, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Theme "Smaller & Smarter: Rising
up to meet Quantitative & Qualitative Bioanalytical Challenges", Session VII:
Emerging Technologies, September 11-14, 2011.
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“Novel Microfluidic
based Diagnostic Tools.” Center for Process Analytical Chemistry (CPAC) Summer
Institute, Seattle, Washington, July 19-21, 2011.
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Presentation and Panel Discussion, Washington Biomedical and BBBB
Association, Domesticating Global Health: "Doctor Ready". February
10, 2010.
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“Novel strategies for POC diagnostics and how they work: New diagnostic
platforms and approaches." Center for Global Health Diagnostics, Course 1:
Point of Care Diagnostics for Global Health, July 1, 2009.
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“Tunable Microeddies for Microfluidics: Non-contact Single-cell
Trapping using Gentle Fluid Flow.” AVS International Symposium, BioMEMS Topical
Conference, MEMS/NEMS for Biology and Medicine, October 2008. AVS Young Investigator Award.
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“Point-of-care platform for rapid disease diagnosis
in the developing world.” NESAC/BIO Symposium: 25 Years at the Biointerface, July 2008.