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New Mid-IR Biosensor Differentiates Analytes in Heterogeneous Biological Samples

The detection of biomolecules—such as nucleic acids, proteins, and lipids—as well as their interactions in heterogeneous biological samples is highly important for gaining insights into a large number of biological mechanisms in health and disease.

5 Jun 2018

MIPT Delivers World’s First Biosensor Chips Based on Copper & Graphene Oxide

Researchers have developed biosensor chips of unprecedented sensitivity, which are based on copper instead of the conventionally used gold. Besides making the device somewhat cheaper, this innovation will facilitate the manufacturing process.

11 Apr 2018

Miniaturized, Tooth-Mounted Sensors to Monitor Dietary Intake

Real-time monitoring of the processes taking place within and around our bodies could prove invaluable with regard to clinical or healthcare studies.

29 Mar 2018

Bio-Sensors Tested for Instant Detection of Ruptured Fuel Pipeline

Technology is being designed that alerts pipeline managers to leaks as the failure occurs, avoiding environmental disasters & fuel distribution disruptions.

29 Mar 2018

A Presentation on Nanopores Sensing in Single-Molecule Sciences

A new frontier in single-molecule detection: polypeptides in nanopore sensors - David P. Hoogerheide lecture, National Institute of Standards & Technology.

12 Mar 2018

Adopting Nanoplasmonic Materials for Real-Time Monitoring of Processes in Living Cells

On Professor Amy Shen’s desk is a small rectangular pink glass, approximately the size of a postage stamp. Although it looks simple from outside, the small glass slide has the ability to entirely transform a broad array of processes, such as diagnosing diseases and monitoring food quality.

26 Feb 2018