Lab on a chip is a frontier science area introduced in the highschool classroom. A lesson series and practical kit are developed for use at schools. 

A series of practicals were developed, to introduce the principles of microfluidics. For this, professional equipment is used, and a variety of fluidic chips. 

A series of simple techniques is developed, to stimulate learners to produce microfluidic devices themselves. This is done with scissor-cut or laser-cut hot lamination foil. 

Materials	URL	Remarks
Lab on a chip, laboratorium op microformaat. NLT module voor VWO. Version 1.1.	Download module (PDF)	Dutch language; Creative Commons 3.0 licence
Information leaflet on the project (English)	Download leaflet	Copyright Beta Steunpunt Oost
Lab on a chip game (Science Linx, in Dutch)	Open game (from Science Linx site)	Game produced at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, jointly with module development team
Teacher manual		Not for public download, send a request
Additional practicals		Not for public download, send a request
Dutch site Lab on a chip for teachers and technicians	Visit website	Visitors allowed to login, share experiences and documents
Dutch site Labochip.nl for learners	Visit website	Open acces site
3D print files for PDMS molds	STL file: H reactors and top	STL files (for bottom and top layers), 15 x 45 mm chip size
3D print files for PDMS molds	STL file: Serpentine mixer	STL file for bottom layer, 15 x 45 mm chip size
3D print files for PDMS molds	STL file: serpentine mixer with dots	STL file for bottom layer, 15 x 45 mm chip size
Article on the project in J. Chem. Education (in press)	http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jchemed.7b00506	Lab-on-a-Chip: Frontier Science in the Classroom Jan Jaap Wietsma*† , Jan T. van der Veen†, Wilfred Buesink‡, Albert van den Berg§, and Mathieu Odijk§ J. Chem. Educ., Article ASAP Publication Date (Web): December 15, 2017