Abstract

Great attention has been paid recently on manipulation of particles and cells. Different manipulation methods, such as optical methods, dielectrophoresis, and acoustic tweezers, have achieved fruitful results. Among them, optical methods have merits of high flexibility, targeting, and non-invasiveness. In this talk, we will talk optical manipulation of particles and cells using fiber probes. This is a non-invasive method to provide potential application for biological and colloidal researches, such as microarrays, cell studies, and biochemical properties of cells via organized cell-cell interactions.

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