Technology Review writes: "RainDance, a startup based in Lexington, MA, aims to fill that gap with its droplet-based microfluidics technology. Founded in 2004, the company uses picoliter-sized droplets as tiny test tubes to carry out chemical reactions at very small volumes. Precisely sized droplets are created on a microfluidics chip by surrounding aqueous liquid with small volumes of oil. The droplets, generated at a rate of 10 million per hour, can be tightly packed and injected with different reagents, including strands of DNA. To catalyze a reaction, an electrical signal triggers droplets containing different reagents to merge."
Two courses on VR filmmaking will be held at the Raindance Film Centre in Summer.
14 VR films will be showcased at the film fest.
