Check out our latest publication on the development of bi-enzymatic, paper-based #biosensors for #glucose detection! Huge thanks to the whole team for making it happen! This work marks a fantastic collaboration between @Eng_IT_Sydney and @UniPadova. https://t.co/Neix39pcVX

It was a great honor to be part of such a remarkable event.

In this article, we developed a #thread-based #biosensor for #chemiresisitve detection of linoleic acid with exceptional sensitivity and selectivity. his biosensor shows great potential for detecting other complex biomolecules in the future.

I am delighted to announce the publication of our recent paper by @JacopoGiar, @FarshadOveissi, @SNaficy, @DehghaniFariba and myself in ACS Omega! @cbeusyd @SydneyNano @Sydney_Uni

🎉 Huge congratulations to the winners of NanoPitch Health! 🏆 Best Pitch Winner ($100,000): Dr. Nicholas Hunt 🥈 Runner Up ($20,000): Dr. Syamak Farajikhah 🏅 People’s Choice Pitch Award Winner ($5,000): Allan Sun 🎨 People’s Choice Poster Award Winner ($1,000): Summer Cao

I am humbled and honored to have received the runner-up award at the Sydney Nano Pitch for our project, VitaGuard, a rapid cardiac monitoring device. @SydneyNano @cbeusyd

It was a great pleasure to be able to present our team’s work.

It was a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow researchers and @arc_gov_au staff, and to learn from the experts on how to successfully complete the fellowship. The insights shared on building strong connections with industry partners were particularly valuable.

This week, the ARC held an induction for 2024 Industry Fellowship recipients. In attendance were current Fellows Prof Jennifer Smith-Merry (@Sydney_Uni), Prof Guoxiu Wang (@UTSEngage), and Prof Justin Gooding (@UNSW) who shared tips on completing a successful research fellowship.

📢Announcing the Pitchers for NanoPitch Health! Dr Belal Chami Dr Ann-Na Cho Dr Syamak Farajikhah Dr Nicholas Hunt Dr Aeryne Lee Mr Allan Sun Dr Pegah Varamini Dr Edward Yang Register to watch these talented researchers compete for $100,000! 👉 https://t.co/Pp7sL7UGYJ

It was a great pleasure working alongside outstanding researchers from @UCLA , @SuperunitCO2, and @cbeusyd.

Our collaborative review paper on “Glucose Sensing in Saliva” is out in Advanced Sensor Research by @JacopoGiar, @RiccardoZullii and the team. I would like to thank @PSWnano, @DehghaniFariba, @Snaficy, @Ronil0195, Theja & Sara Spilimbergo. #sensor #glucose https://t.co/4gKzfHj2Xm

I am excited about and proud of the phenomenal success of our School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering USYD in this round of Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage grants. Dr Li Wei, Prof Fariba Dehghani, and Prof Jun Huang will lead 3 large projects. @HuangGroupUSyd

Thrilled to announce that I have been awarded an ARC Industry Fellowship! 🧪🔬Grateful for the support from HA Tech, @cbeusyd , @Sydney_Uni , and my mentor @DehghaniFariba! #ResearchGrant #Excited #ScienceWins

Using a switchable #polymer, this #GasSensor can chemiresistively detect the greenhouse gas CO2 at parts per million concentrations, in high levels of humidity!

It was a pleasure catching up with @GuderF at @cbeusyd, exchanging ideas and exploring future potential collaborations. I am eagerly looking forward to the upcoming projects with @gudeResearch.

Checkout our new paper on a sensitive and selective polymer-based CO2 #gas #sensors.by Ronil Rath, @SNaficy , @JacopoGiar, @FarshadOveissi, Jimmy Yun, @DehghaniFariba  and myself in @ACS_Sensors! @UNSWChemEng @cbeusyd @SydneyNano @Sydney_Uni https://t.co/KIM98pn2iF 📷

In this article, we discuss the field of #chemiresistive ammonia #gas #sensors and their potential for non-invasive point-of-care #diagnostics. Many thanks to the @gudeResearch's team for collaborating with us!

I am delighted to announce the publication of our recent review by Ronil, @tojski, @Addistar60Adeel, @guderF, @DehghaniFariba, and myself in the journal Biosensors and Bioelectronics! https://t.co/aCbWpQ54yl @SydneyNano @Eng_IT_Sydney @imperialcollege

Pleased to see this work published. We have been working on it for a long time, with a broad group of collaborators. An unusual application of drawn fibre, with potential to solve important problems.