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In our research group, we focus on the design, synthesis, and characterization of MIPs for the detection of biomolecules and small molecules, as well as their separation. MIPs offer exciting opportunities for selective recognition and binding due to their tailor-made cavities. Our research interests include:
Designing MIP-based sensors for the rapid and sensitive detection of biomolecules for the efficient extraction and purification of target molecules.
Developing MIPs for the selective recognition and quantification of small molecules with environmental and pharmaceutical relevance
Developing MIPs for the selective recognition and quantification of small molecules with environmental and pharmaceutical relevance
Designing MIP-based sensors for the rapid and sensitive detection of biomarkers and disease-associated molecules.
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