Battery Research
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Programming Naive T Cells
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Photocatalysis
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Bacteria Sensors
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Textile Chemistry
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Research Spotlight: Osteogenic Differentiation
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Innovations in Disease Modeling 2024
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Research Spotlight: Microplastics
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Solar Collectors
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Surface-enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)
by Richard Armbruster | March 18, 2024 | Applications, Characterization, Spectroscopy | 0 Comments
the benefits of plasma
Plasma treatment removes nanoscale contamination and alters surface chemistry without affecting the bulk material properties. Plasma treatment occurs at near-ambient temperature, minimizing the risk of damage to heat-sensitive materials. Depending on the process gases and process conditions used, plasma treatment can be used for cleaning, surface activation, and surface chemistry modification. Plasma can be applied to a wide variety of materials as well as complex surface geometries.
Applications
What Our Customers are Saying…
“Harrick Plasma’s instruments have proved to be very user friendly, with little to no experience required to successfully operate. Their well designed instruments, paired with the extremely knowledgeable, quick responding, and research guiding staff scientists have given me the ability to transform my ideas into meaningful research and data.”
Morgan Malm | Graduate Student | Purdue University
What Our Customers are Saying…
“Plasma treatment is an essential part of our microfluidic devices fabrication. We use a Harrick Plasma Cleaner to activate the surface of polydimethylsilicone (PDMS) devices and glass coverslips for permanent bonding. We use microfluidic devices for studies in cell migration and cellular biomechanics. The Harrick Plasma instrument has been extremely robust and reliable in our 7+ years of work with it.”
Jan Lammerding, PhD | Associate Professor | Cornell University
What Our Customers are Saying…
“We have worked with Harrick Plasma for several years now to introduce their plasma cleaners to researchers and businesses for PDMS bonding and microfluidic device fabrication. The Harrick Plasma systems are robust as well as easy to use and maintain. We and all our customers are happy to work with them!”
Sebastian Cargou, PhD | R&D Director | BlackHole Lab
What Our Customers are Saying…
“The Harrick Plasma cleaner is easy to use and can quickly process many samples in a short time. Also the technical staff is readily available to answer any scientific questions regarding the handling of machine. l would highly recommend using a Harrick Plasma cleaner for anyone looking to perform plasma treatment as part of their research.”
Avinash Patil, PhD | Postdoc | University of California, San Francisco
What Our Customers are Saying…
“Harrick Plasma’s products have played a central role in our efforts to develop new technologies for single-cell mRNA sequencing, such as Seq-Well. Harrick Plasma Cleaners reliably functionalize the micro-devices and membranes we use for Seq-Well. We have several Harrick plasma cleaners in lab and have traveled with them globally to enable our experiments. We wholeheartedly recommend Harrick to all labs running Seq-Well – they’ve been a great and trusted partner.”
Alex Shalek, PhD | Assistant Professor | MIT | Shalek Lab Seq-Well Protocol