Huang, Tegenfeldt, Kraeft, Sturm, Austin, and Cox. 2002. “A DNA Prism for High-Speed Continuous Fractionation of Large DNA Molecules”. Nature Biotechnology 20 (10): 1048-51.

Inglis, Riehn, Austin, and Sturm. 2004. “Continuous Microfluidic Immunomagnetic Cell Separation”. Applied Physics Letters 85 (21): 5093-95. Referenced from scitation.aip.org: Continuous microfluidic immunomagnetic cell separation.

Huang, Cox, Austin, and Sturm. 2004. “Continuous Particle Separation through Deterministic Lateral Displacement”. Science 304 (5673): 987-90.

Li, Tegenfeldt, Chen, Austin, Chou, Kohl, Krotine, and Sturm. 2003. “Sacrificial Polymers for Nanofluidic Channels in Biological Applications”. Nanotechnology 14 (6): 578-83.

Huang, Silberzan, Tegenfeldt, Cox, Sturm, Austin, and Craighead. 2002. “Role of Molecular Size in Ratchet Fractionation”. Physical Review Letters 89 (17): 4.

Riehn, Austin, and Sturm. 2006. “A Nanofluidic Railroad Switch for DNA”. Nano Letters 6 (9): 1973-76. Referenced from pubs.acs.org: A nanofluidic railroad switch for DNA.

Davis, Inglis, Morton, Lawrence, Huang, Chou, Sturm, and Austin. 2006. “Deterministic Hydrodynamics: Taking Blood Apart”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103 (40): 14779-84. Referenced from www.pnas.org: Deterministic hydrodynamics: Taking blood apart.

Reisner, Morton, Riehn, Wang, Yu, Rosen, Sturm, Chou, Frey, and Austin. 2005. “Statics and Dynamics of Single DNA Molecules Confined in Nanochannels”. Physical Review Letters 94 (19): 4.

Tegenfeldt, Prinz, Cao, Chou, Reisner, Riehn, Wang, Cox, Sturm, and Silberzan al. 2004. “The Dynamics of Genomic-Length DNA Molecules in 100-Nm Channels”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 101 (30): 10979-83.

Morton, Loutherback, Inglis, Tsui, Sturm, Chou, and Austin. 2008. “Crossing Microfluidic Streamlines to Lyse, Label and Wash Cells”. Lab on a Chip 8 (9): 1448-53. Referenced from pubs.rsc.org: Crossing microfluidic streamlines to lyse, label and wash cells.

Tegenfeldt, Cao, Reisner, Prinz, Austin, Chou, Cox, and Sturm. 2004. “Stretching DNA in Nanochannels”. Biophysical Journal 86 (1).

Huang, Cox, Austin, and Sturm. 2003. “Tilted Brownian Ratchet for DNA Analysis”. Analytical Chemistry 75 (24): 6963-67.

Bakajin, Fountain, Morton, Chou, Sturm, and Austin. 2006. “Materials Aspects in Micro- and Nanofluidic Systems Applied to Biology.”. Mrs Bulletin 31 (2): 108-13.

Tegenfeldt, Prinz, Cao, Huang, Austin, Chou, Cox, and Sturm. 2004. “Micro- and Nanofluidics for DNA Analysis”. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry 378 (7): 1678-92.

Prinz, Tegenfeldt, Austin, Cox, and Sturm. 2002. “Bacterial Chromosome Extraction and Isolation”. Lab on a Chip 2 (4): 207-12.

Inglis, Riehn, Sturm, and Austin. 2006. “Microfluidic High Gradient Magnetic Cell Separation”. Journal of Applied Physics 99 (8): 3.

Morton, OKC Tsui, CK} Tung, Sturm, Chou, and Austin. 2010. “The Anti-Lotus Leaf Effect in Nanohydrodynamic Bump Arrays”. NEW JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 12. Referenced from iopscience.iop.org: The anti-lotus leaf effect in nanohydrodynamic bump arrays.

Morton, Loutherback, Inglis, Tsui, Sturm, Chou, and Austin. 2008. “Hydrodynamic Metamaterials: Microfabricated Arrays to Steer, Refract, and Focus Streams of Biomaterials”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 105 (21): 7434-38. Referenced from www.pnas.org: Hydrodynamic metamaterials: Microfabricated arrays to steer, refract, and focus streams of biomaterials.

Inglis, Davis, Austin, and Sturm. 2006. “Critical Particle Size for Fractionation by Deterministic Lateral Displacement”. Lab on a Chip 6 (5): 655-58.

Loutherback, KS Chou, Newman, Puchalla, Austin, and Sturm. 2010. “Improved Performance of Deterministic Lateral Displacement Arrays With Triangular Posts”. MICROFLUIDICS AND NANOFLUIDICS 9: 1143-49. Referenced from link.springer.com: Improved performance of deterministic lateral displacement arrays with triangular posts.

Inglis, Davis, Zieziulewicz, Lawrence, Austin, and Sturm. 2008. “Determining Blood Cell Size Using Microfluidic Hydrodynamics”. Journal of Immunological Methods 329 (1-2): 151-56. Referenced from www.sciencedirect.com: Determining blood cell size using microfluidic hydrodynamics.

Inglis, Morton, Davis, Zieziulewicz, Lawrence, Austin, and Sturm. 2008. “Microfluidic Device for Label-Free Measurement of Platelet Activation”. Lab on a Chip 8 (6): 925-31. Referenced from pubs.rsc.org: Microfluidic device for label-free measurement of platelet activation.