Check out this exciting technology: A new device for ultrasensitive and multiplex digital detection of colocalized proteins on breast cancer-derived Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) with @Himanii_Sharmaa@d@ChangLab_ND from @UNDResearch@NDengineering@NDCBE https://t.co/NH0SqICNzK
Meet this week's addition to the All-Faculty Team: @NDengineering Prof. Hsueh-Chia Chang has worked to reduce disease mortality in the poorest communities for over four decades.
To meet all the members of this year's All-Faculty Team, visit https://t.co/LsFsrEjnZA
👏👏Congrats to @NDCBE Prof. Hsueh-Chia Chang on being this week’s addition to the ND All-Faculty Team!
Read more about his work here: https://t.co/KIAiEzw5UL
As I stand between the posts for the final time, my heart swells with gratitude and pride. This journey, from a young boy with a dream to the man defending India's honour, has been nothing short of extraordinary.
Today, I play my last match for India. Every save, every dive, every roar of the crowd will forever echo in my soul. Thank you, India, for believing in me, for standing by me. This is not the end, but the beginning of cherished memories.
Forever a custodian of dreams. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Patent alert! Microfluidics using lotus leaf!
💡My work at IIT Bombay, in collaboration with @anveshgaddam13, has been granted an Indian patent titled "An Apparatus for Capturing Single Cells, Microorganisms & Biomolecules." https://t.co/kXHpYWlXjN
@iitbombay@indianpatentlaw
A new device created at Notre Dame could lead to quick, minimally invasive cancer diagnoses.
It uses an innovative method for “listening in” on cells’ conversations to "hear" the early warning signs of cancer and other life-threatening conditions: https://t.co/MoojRC79ep
Researchers from @NotreDame have developed a new technology that could enable early #cancer diagnoses. Their research is published in the journal ACS Nano, @ACSPublications.
https://t.co/eynyJZtswP
A new device created at Notre Dame could lead to quick, minimally invasive cancer diagnoses.
It uses an innovative method for “listening in” on cells’ conversations to "hear" the early warning signs of cancer and other life-threatening conditions: https://t.co/MoojRC79ep
A new device created at Notre Dame could lead to quick, minimally invasive cancer diagnoses.
It uses an innovative method for “listening in” on cells’ conversations to "hear" the early warning signs of cancer and other life-threatening conditions: https://t.co/MoojRC79ep
Today in @FuturityNews, I share the story of an amazing technology developed at @NotreDame for gathering and analyzing the messages cells send to one another. https://t.co/CtcWqwWBhQ