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1.	Dielectrophoretic Assembly Of Functionalized Silica Nanoparticles And Its Effects On Dielectric Properties Of Cells
2.	Preparation Of The High Mobility Of Ps / Tio <sub> 2 </ Sub> Core-shell Structure Electrophoretic Particles
3.	Synthesis,modification And Dielectrophoretic Manipulation Of ZnO One-dimensional Nanomaterials And Fabrication Of Gas Sensors
4.	Micro-particle Separation Based On Induced Charge Electroosmotic Focusing And Dielectrophoretic Deviation
5.	Polymer Nanochannel-based Nanodevices For Single-molecule Studies
6.	Experimental Study On The Assembly And Contact Resistance Of Advanced Nano Materials
7.	The Experimental Research On The Dielectrophoretic Assembly And Contact Resistance Of Carbon Nanotubes
8.	Modulating Nanoparticle Translocation By Surface Chemistry Of Gold Nanopores
9.	Mechanism And Experimental Researches Of Deposition Of Particulate Matters On Conductor Surface
10.	Research On Electrostatic Oil Cleaning Technology Based On Inorganic Dielectric Material With High Dielectric Constant And Multi-dimensional Gradient Electric Field
11.	Controlled dielectrophoretic nanowire self-assembly on suspended microfabricated electrodes
12.	Hybrid Flow through Microchannels for Blood Cell Separation
13.	Dielectrophoretic field-flow fractionation devices for DNA and microparticle characterizations
14.	Fluidic and dielectrophoretic manipulation of tin oxide nanobelts
15.	Toward nanowire devices and systems: Heterostructure design and dielectrophoretic integration
16.	Electrokinetic techniques for enhancing the mixing effect and manipulating biological particles in microfluidics
17.	Dielectrophoretic actuation of liquids and droplets for Lab on a Chip applications
18.	Synthesis, characterization, and dielectrophoretic assembly of metal-oxide nanowires
19.	Experimental and theoretical analysis of particles using dielectrophoretic techniques
20.	Electrokinetic transport in fluidic micro- and nano-channels: A study examining electrokinetic energy conversion and dielectrophoretic particle separation
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