Establishing Digital Twins for High-Throughput Cellular Analysis in Whole Blood

PI Amanda Randles, Duke University
Co-PI Lydia Sohn, University of California, Berkeley
Randles 2025 INCITE
Project Description

his project aims to leverage Advanced Physics Refinement (APR) to create a high-throughput mechano-phenotyping technology by establishing a digital twin of a microfluidic device and quantifying cellular behavior in complex 3D geometries with realistic red blood cell (RBC) backgrounds. The first goal is to develop a digital twin of the entire microfluidic device that can be coupled with in vitro devices to enable high-throughput mechano-phenotyping. The second goal is to create a protocol for quantifying likely cellular behavior across the full ensemble of potential RBC configurations in whole blood measures.

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