title: Air-bubble-triggered drop formation in microfluidics.
abstract: In microfluidic devices, droplets are normally formed using T-junction or flow focus mechanisms. While both afford a high degree of control over drop formation, they are limited in maximum production rate by the jetting transition. Here, we introduce a new drop formation mechanism that is not limited by jetting, allowing much faster drop production.
authors: School of Engineering and Applied Sciences/Department of Physics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. adam.abate@ucsf.edu
authors: Adam R
authors: AR
authors: Abate
authors: David A
authors: DA
authors: Weitz