Publication

3D Integration Technology for Lab-on-a-Chip Applications

Yusuf Leblebici, Carlotta Guiducci, Yüksel Temiz, Samuel Kilchenmann
2011
Journal Articles

Abstract

A review is presented of advances and challenges in fully integrated systems for personalised medicine applications. One key issue for the commercialisation of such systems is the disposability of the assay-substrate at a low cost. This work adds a new dimension to the integrated circuits technology for lab-on-a-chip systems by employing 3D integration for improved performance and functionality. It is proposed that a disposable biosensing layer can be aligned and temporarily attached to the 3D CMOS stack by the vertical interconnections, and can be replaced after each measurement.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/e95e959f-8c2d-435a-9cff-6e03dc332a58

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