A New Standard for Energy: The Microfluidics Gambit

The application of microfluidics to the oil and gas industry has a complex history that brings together aspects of molecular analysis, biodefense, molecular biology, microelectronics, and reservoir engineering. Interface Fluidics scientists have made significant commercial advancements in this area, with the help of a stellar team including Prof. Dave Sinton of the University of Toronto.
This includes work that resolves porous transport and quantifies scale-dependent variations in phase properties with unprecedented accuracy. Nanofluidics has since surpassed traditional testing methods to give unconventional operators a better window into their reservoirs.
Learn more from Prof. Sinton about how work in microfluidics is leading the way in innovation for the energy industry in our latest webinar.
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01:05 Past: Early Research
12:01 Present: Taking Capabilities to the Next Level
16:39 Future: Developing New Tools
22:45 Q&A