Modeling Biosensor Transport and Reactions in COMSOL Multiphysics®
Duration: 40:44
Biosensors are useful for a variety of industries and application areas, such as food manufacturing and medical devices. Watch this archived webinar to learn how to model biosensor devices using the COMSOL Multiphysics® software. The webinar gives an overview of modeling various chemical reactions, coupling channel flow and species transport, and the reactions between species.
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Chapter Selection
Introduction (0:00)
Agenda (1:31)
Why Simulate Biological Systems? (2:04)
COMSOL Multiphysics® (3:26)
The Model Builder (4:48)
Application Builder (5:05)
COMSOL Server™ (5:36)
Run Applications via COMSOL Server™ (5:58)
COMSOL Compiler™ (6:16)
Biological Multiphysics (7:42)
Bringing Glucose Monitoring to New Levels Through Integrated Sensor Design (8:37)
COMSOL Approach to Coupled Physics (9:05)
The Chemical Reaction Engineering Interfaces (10:04)
The Chemical Reaction Engineering Module (12:54)
Transport in Diluted Solutions (13:34)
Transport in Multicomponent Solutions (14:01)
Surface Reactions (14:31)
Electrochemical Physics Interfaces (15:07)
Surface-Reactive Biosensor Design (16:27)
How Does a Biosensor Work? (17:00)
Biosensor Geometry and the Use of Symmetry (17:36)
Physics Definition (18:07)
Physics Definition: Laminar Flow (18:17)
Physics Definition: Transport of Diluted Species (18:38)
Physics Definition: Surface Reactions (18:56)
Live Demo: Biosensor Design (19:20)
Q&A (30:54)
Further Resources (39:06)
Contact Us (40:01)