Revolutionary little chip uses sound to detect cancer cells

Sound may become the go-to tool for detecting cancer cells in the future. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Pennsylvania State University have developed a “microfluidic chip” that can separate white blood cells from circulating tumor cells (CTC) by using sound. The dime-sized chip has a built in “channel” that...Read More

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