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20 September 2012 We are currently updating the group website. Ming Wus group has recently developed a new image-driven optical manipulation tool called optoelectronic tweezers. Using light-induced dielectrophoresis on a photoconductor, virtual electrode pattern is generated by projecting an LED light through a DMD spatial light modulator. A single LED is capable of generating more than 15,000 individually addressable traps. The results was published in the July 21, 2005 issue of Nature titled,.
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20 September 2012 We are currently updating the group website. Ming Wus group has recently developed a new image-driven optical manipulation tool called optoelectronic tweezers. Using light-induced dielectrophoresis on a photoconductor, virtual electrode pattern is generated by projecting an LED light through a DMD spatial light modulator. A single LED is capable of generating more than 15,000 individually addressable traps. The results was published in the July 21, 2005 issue of Nature titled,.

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