Brendan D. MacDonald, Ph.D.

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2012 Mechanical and Industrial Engineering University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada 
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Mechanical Engineering
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Charles Ward grad student 2012 University of Toronto
 (The onset of Marangoni convection for evaporating liquids.)
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Mahmud MA, Blondeel EJM, MacDonald BD. (2020) Counting-based microfluidic paper-based devices capable of analyzing submicroliter sample volumes. Biomicrofluidics. 14: 014107
Mahmud MA, Blondeel EJM, Kaddoura M, et al. (2018) Features in Microfluidic Paper-Based Devices Made by Laser Cutting: How Small Can They Be? Micromachines. 9
MacDonald BD. (2018) Flow of liquids through paper Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 852: 1-4
Mahmud MA, MacDonald BD. (2017) Experimental investigation of interfacial energy transport in an evaporating sessile droplet for evaporative cooling applications. Physical Review. E. 95: 012609
Chakraborty S, Rosen MA, MacDonald BD. (2017) Analysis and feasibility of an evaporative cooling system with diffusion-based sessile droplet evaporation for cooling microprocessors Applied Thermal Engineering. 125: 104-110
Walji N, MacDonald BD. (2016) Influence of Geometry and Surrounding Conditions on Fluid Flow in Paper-Based Devices. Micromachines. 7
Mahmud MA, Blondeel EJ, Kaddoura M, et al. (2016) Creating compact and microscale features in paper-based devices by laser cutting. The Analyst
Gong MM, Zhang P, MacDonald BD, et al. (2014) Nanoporous membranes enable concentration and transport in fully wet paper-based assays. Analytical Chemistry. 86: 8090-7
Gong MM, Macdonald BD, Vu Nguyen T, et al. (2012) Hand-powered microfluidics: A membrane pump with a patient-to-chip syringe interface. Biomicrofluidics. 6: 44102
MacDonald BD, Ward CA. (2012) Onset of Marangoni convection for evaporating sessile droplets. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science. 383: 198-207
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