1. Lab On Chip Sorting Device

2.  Visit VA blood facilities
 Ask questions about blood sorting methods
 Ask doctors is this a product they would use “survey”
 Complete immersion report
 Meet with Vanessa Johnson
 Sit in on lab sessions (When Open)
 Use access to http://medtraining.org for lab training
 Budget Cross Check
 Prototype cost
 Price all supplies need to make prototype
 Mass produced cost
 Begin initial constriction of basic prototype, evaluate design,
redesign to fix problems, build new basic prototype.
 Test device with nanoparticles
 Analyze changes needed to use blood

3.  Complete immersion Report
 Example of Photo Etching
 Contact with Vanessa Johnson about trip to VA
 Use access to http://medtraining.org for lab training
 Budget Cross Check
 Prototype cost
 Price all supplies need to make prototype
 Mass produced cost
 Begin initial constriction of basic prototype, evaluate
design, redesign to fix problems, build new basic
prototype.

5.  We plan on going to the VA Hospital in Shreveport
Louisiana This Friday 2/1/13

6.  Plan on meeting with Miss Johnson when go visit VA
Hospital
 Used the http://medtraining.org website

7. Material Price
RIE $50 each
Micro Bead Solution $200
• Other expenses such as the machinery needed to create the prototype are
supplied by the school.

8.  Here is the mask we are suppose to have done
 Sending to IMF to build a Reactive ion etched chip
(lab on chip)

9.  Next we plan on getting nanoparticles to start testing
device
 Make changes where necessary