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January 2024: Sheng's paper on "A microfluidic cover converts a standard 96-well plate into a mass-transport-controlled immunoassay system" has been published in Biomicrofluidics.
July 2023: David's paper on "A standard 96-well based high throughput microfluidic perfusion biofilm reactor for in situ optical analysis" has been published in Biomedical Microdevices.
June 2023: Our collaborative paper with Dr. Entcheva's group and Dr. Kay's group on "High-throughput optical sensing of peri-cellular oxygen in cardiac cells: system characterization, calibration, and testing" has been published in Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology.
June 2023: Sheng's paper on "A handheld plug-and-play microfluidic liquid handling automation platform for immunoassays" has been published in HardwareX.
February 2022: Scott's paper on "Personal NO2 sensor demonstrates feasibility of in-home exposure measurements for pediatric asthma research and management" has been published in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology.
April 2021: Quan's paper on "A Cloud-Connected Multi-Lead ECG Sensor on a Finger Ring" has been published in IEEE Sensors Journal.
October 2020: Baichen's paper on "Wearable IoT Sensor for Continuous Transdermal Alcohol Monitoring - Challenges and Opportunities" has been published in IEEE Sensors Journal.
September 2020: Our collaborative paper with Dr. Entcheva's group on "96-well perfusion system for high-throughput tissue engineering and long-term all-optical electrophysiology" has been published in Lab on a Chip.
July 2020: Quan's paper on "A Cloud-Connected NO2 and Ozone Sensor System for Personalized Pediatric Asthma" has been published in IEEE Sensors Journal.
July 2019: Our collaborative paper on "Human cardiac tissue slice culture platform" with Dr. Efimov's group has been published on Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology.
May 2019: Baichen's paper on "A wearable IoT aldehyde sensor for pediatric asthma research and management" has been published in Sensors and Actuators B.
March 2017: Our collaborative paper with FDA on 'Medical Devices on Chips' has been published in Nature Biomedical Engineering
February 2016: Our work was featured on Reuters Moments of Innovations: 'Tricorder' brings diagnosis into the home
February 2015: Allan just won the First Place Prize (tied) at the 9th Annual GW SEAS Research and Development Showcase. Congratulations Allan!
You can watch Allan's presentation below.
August 2014: Our paper on Handheld Microfluidics has been published in Lab on a Chip. One step closer to a medical Tricorder!
Check out the GW Today article on this work.
Our paper on soft (i.e. stretchable and bendable) packaging of CMOS electronics with Microfluidics was published in Scientific Reports.
“Flexible packaging of solid-state integrated circuit chips with elastomeric microfluidics”, Sci Rep. 3: 1098, 2013.
Videos: http://vimeo.com/105366789
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJyUZVUET1s
May 2014: Our work on stretchable and bendable microsystems was featured in the GW Research Magazine.
July 2014, Our paper on "Tethered-Bead Immune Sandwich Assay" has been published in Biosensors and Bioelectronics. This work is a collaboration with Dr. Jonathan Silver (NIH/GW) and Dr. Keir Neuman (NIH).
Jon's idea of using a DNA-tethered bead to detect a single immune sandwich complex is a very elegant way to achieve digital, or single molecule, biosensing with minimal equipment. All you need are a low magnification lens and a cellphone camera.
Tethered-Bead Technology Video: DNA tethered 2.8um beads
May 2014: Nano@GW 2014 Workshop on Nanophotonics was held on May 14th in Marvin Center 310.
March 2013: Nano@GW 2013 Workshop was held on March 29th in Marvin Center. It was a great success!
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