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Funded Projects for Bioanalytical Sensors

Grant Number Project Title Principal Investigator Institution
5-R21-EB035494-02 Answering an open and fundamentally important question: what skin-insertion depth is ideal for emerging continuous molecular monitors? Jason Heikenfeld University of Cincinnati
1-R21-EB036615-01 Aptamer tagging with redox quenchers: a critical breakthrough in the sensitivity of continuous electrochemical protein monitoring Jason Heikenfeld University of Cincinnati
1-R21-EB034941-01 Bioengineering Phage-based Biosensors with Genetic Specificity and High Sensitivity Sam Nugen Cornell University
5-R21-EB030216-03 Bioinspired mechanogating biosensors for real-time biodetection Jun Yao University of Massachusetts Amherst
5-P41-EB020594-10 Biotechnology Resource Center of BioModular Multi-scale Systems (CBM2) for Precision Medicine Steven Soper University of Kansas Lawrence
5-R21-EB033874-03 Breakthrough Blocking-Layer Stability for Broader Clinical Utility of Continuous Aptamer Biosensors Jason Heikenfeld University of Cincinnati
5-R01-EB035594-02 Designing a deployable and adaptable plasmonic sensing platform for infectious disease surveillance Pietro Strobbia University of Cincinnati
5-R01-EB033412-03 Development of Modular Synthetic Sensors for Protein Biomarker Detection Liviu Movileanu Syracuse University
5-R00-EB028311-04 Engineering a diagnostic platform for rapid breath-based respiratory pathogen identification and treatment monitoring Leslie Chan Georgia Institute of Technology
5-R01-EB029805-04 Exosome separation and digital resolution detection of blood-based nucleic acid biomarkers for noninvasive therapeutic diagnostics in cancer Brian Cunningham University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign