Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
"Childs designs the microchannel layout in PowerPoint and prints it out. He then photocopies the image on a sheet of transparency film and photocopies it again. And again, repeatedly running the sheet through the photocopieruntil the layered-on ink builds up into an engraving-style bump. This makes a negative mold, which is stamped into a polymer chip, to create the microfluidic device."
- http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-01/25/diy-microfluidics-lab
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