Researchers from University of Victoria have developed a plug-and-play microcapillary platform for the generation of multicompartmental double emulsions. This device requires a low cost 3D printer for fabrication and syringe pumps for operation. The modular platform is fabricated from a flexible resin. The microcapillary platform is able to generate water-in-oil-in-water, oil-in-water-in-oil, and oil-in-oil-in-water multicompartmental double emulsions with between 1 and 10 inner droplets. The easy fabrication and operation of this device makes it useful for both laboratories as well as people with no expertise.
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