Parallelized probing of a plurality of samples in a self-organized structure
AssigneeTechnische Universität München
InventorsDominik Bucher, Robin Derek Allert, Andreas Deeg
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AssigneeTechnische Universität München
InventorsDominik Bucher, Robin Derek Allert, Andreas Deeg
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Disclosed herein is a method for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, a sensor chip for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, a sensing device for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, and a measurement system for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples. The method comprises providing a sensor chip, the sensor chip comprising a sensing layer arranged in or on a substrate and a measurement volume adjacent to the sensing layer. The sensing layer comprises a plurality of sensing elements, each of which is configured to generate a sensor signal characterizing a physical observable in the vicinity of the respective sensing element. A carrier fluid comprising a plurality of sample objects is provided to the measurement volume, wherein each of the sample objects comprises or forms a respective sample. A number of sample objects in the measurement volume is controlled such that the sample objects form a self-organized structure in the measurement volume. The self-organized structure is a structure in which the arrangement of the sample objects is at least in part defined by interactions between the sample objects themselves. A measurement is performed on one or more of the samples while the sample objects are arranged in the self-organized structure, wherein a measurement on a sample is performed using one or more sensing elements arranged adjacent to the respective sample object in the self-organized structure.
A method for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, the method comprising:
A sensor chip for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, the sensor chip comprising:
A sensing device for parallelized probing of a plurality of samples, the sensing device comprising:
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