Origami-paper microfluidics device for rapid diagnostics in low-resource settings
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2026-06-11
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2666-9986
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Pan Y, Hui Q, Yang Z. (2026) Origami-paper microfluidics device for rapid diagnostics in low-resource settings. Device, Volume 4, Issue 5, May 2026, Article number 101125
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For microfluidics platforms used for medical diagnostics, paper-based substrates offer a low-cost, easily accessible, and environmentally friendly solution. The combination of origami-paper microfluidics with sensing techniques such as colorimetry, fluorescence, electrochemistry, and surface plasmon resonance (SPR) has expanded their applications in point-of-care testing for rapid diagnostics, public health, water quality, and environment surveillance.
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31 Biological Sciences, 40 Engineering, 4016 Materials Engineering, Biotechnology, Health Disparities and Racial or Ethnic Minority Health Research, Health Disparities, Bioengineering, Generic health relevance
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UKRI NERC Fellowship grant (NE/R013349/2)
UK Royal Academy of Engineering (FF\1920\1\36)
UKRI NERC N-WESP (NE/V010441/1)
ZY thanks The Leverhulme Trust Research Leadership Awards (RL-2022-041)
UK Royal Academy of Engineering (FF\1920\1\36)
UKRI NERC N-WESP (NE/V010441/1)
ZY thanks The Leverhulme Trust Research Leadership Awards (RL-2022-041)