Children’s toy inspires cheap way to produce high tech diagnostic chips

Posted on November 13 2009 Posted by Chuck Categorized Under: Blog

MAKE Magazine reports that Michelle Khine was working on a microfluidics design and used the popular children’s toy “shrinky dinks” and her toaster oven to come up with a hack of a solution.

You never know where inspiration is going to hit.

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One Response to “Children’s toy inspires cheap way to produce high tech diagnostic chips”

  1. Scott Gallatin says:
    November 13, 2009 at 4:24 pm

    That’s so cool!

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