M. Kersaudy-Kerhoas

This paper describes a finger-actuated microfluidic device for rapid blood lysate preparation, demonstrating effective lysis of red blood cells in 30 seconds using acoustofluidic mixing.

The paper designs and tests a low-cost centrifuge adaptor for separating large blood samples, achieving performance comparable to expensive centrifuges.

This paper compares porous and nanofibrous membranes for residual cell trapping in microfluidic blood plasma separation, finding that electrospun PLA membranes achieve high plasma purity with minimal hemolysis.

This paper evaluates Polylactic Acid (PLA) as a sustainable, biocompatible alternative to PDMS for Organ-On-Chip and Microfluidic applications, highlighting its advantages in surface properties, biocompatibility, and manufacturability.