Microfluidic Electroporation: Recent Advances and Applications.

Electroporation memory and cumulative transport in yeast cells: Refining the asymptotic model for multi-pulse protocols.

A continuous pore formation model adapted for the 8-pulse ESOPE protocol is proposed that provides a quantitative framework for optimising electrochemotherapy parameters in small-cell systems by accounting for cumulative transport and cellular scale variability.

An integrated nanopore–microfluidic platform for low-voltage electroporation of delivering self-amplifying RNA into dendritic cells

This reagent-minimal, modular NEP platform provided a high-efficiency, low-toxicity route for saRNA delivery into hard-to-transfect immune cells, offering a versatile engineering framework for DC-based cancer immunotherapy, RNA vaccine development, and broader cell gene-modification applications.

A piezoelectric ultrasound-assisted microjetting platform for high-throughput intracellular delivery.

The results suggest that piezoelectric ultrasound-assisted microjetting offers a clogging-resistant strategy with potential for future scale-up in carrier-free intracellular delivery of biomacromolecules and nanomaterials.

The illusion of sharp boundaries: unresolved issues in reversible and irreversible electroporation.

Critical deficiencies are highlighted, the sharp boundary between reversible and irreversible electroporation is explored, and calls for better reporting, standardized nomenclature, and interdisciplinary collaboration to elevate electroporation from an empirical to a universally predictive, robust science.

[Coupling characteristics of cellular electroporation and electrodeformation based on dynamic Young's modulus: influence of membrane thickness].

Harnessing Nonlinear Nanofluidic Rectification to Suppress Concentration Polarization

Electrokinetic transport in nanoscale systems has garnered significant interest because of its potential applications in desalination, molecular separation, and ion-selective devices. In particular, electroosmotic flow (EOF) through selective membranes offers a promising mechanism for voltage-driven reverse osmosis....