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Integrated device for plasma separation and nucleic acid extraction from whole blood toward point-of-care detection of bloodborne pathogens
Samuel K. Sia (@SiaBME), Abigail G. Ayers (@abigail_ayers_) & Christia M. Victoriano (@christiavic)
https://t.co/i6cDsdkQz1
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Professor @columbiaBME@SiaBME has been awarded a $3.2M grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) to support his lab's work in biodegradable microfluidic devices.
The 5-year grant will support efforts to reduce the environmental impact of biomedical devices while maintaining high diagnostic performance.
@abigail_ayers_
Learn more: https://t.co/b501SiloSN
Great presentations by our summer students Weiyi Zhang and Ayman Rddad (mentors: Abigail Ayers, Kelia Human) in the Amazon-Columbia 2023 SURE program poster session last Thursday. We are so proud of what they have accomplished! More info about SURE here: https://t.co/NkfyWPe77k
What can COVID-19 teach us about access to diagnostics in future pandemics? Check out our new review in @LabonaChip's first annual Reviews issue for perspectives on ways to improve pandemic response through equitable access to testing. https://t.co/A5CvR1TGCq
We are very excited to announce a new project we have been working on for a while:
@LabonaChip has published the first ever Reviews issue to broadly showcase both long-standing and emerging areas of research at the very forefront of our community 📖📚
https://t.co/qwagL0emDP
“Our aim was to create a platform that can be used in locations where rapid turnaround results are critical,” said Sam Sia, professor of biomedical engineering at Columbia @SiaBME@CUSEAS@ColumbiaGoBME@ColumbiaBMES
https://t.co/H7eI54XoVU
So excited to finally be able to share our lab's latest publication in @NatureNano! https://t.co/tKjzHYkMNy This has been such a special project, and I'm grateful to have been a part of it. Check out this thread to learn more:
PCR is the gold standard in molecular diagnostics, but the #COVID19 pandemic exposed its limits in point-of-care testing. Published today in @NatureNano, we demonstrate an RT-qPCR platform w/ results in just 23 minutes. Read on for more info! 1/6 🧵 https://t.co/oeWAOYPGbI
Congrats to @autumn__greco for winning Best Talk at today's @cubridgephd symposium! Autumn presented on two years of work on next-generation therapeutics for vascular and dermal regeneration. We are excited to see what you accomplish next at @JHUBME!
What happens when you gather 500 faculty, researchers, and students from 75+ institutions, all of whom are passionate about biomedical engineering, and put them together on one campus? #NEBEC2022 is what! Read the event recap + view the photo gallery now! https://t.co/FJlDSEjDWR
Our own @ColumbiaBME PhD student Abigail Ayers @abigail_ayers_ in Prof. Sam Sia's lab @SiaBME attended the #NEBEC2022 conference and created some awesome conference prep toolkits 💡🔧 for our audience. Check them out!
A little late, but excited to share our recent paper, "Rapid video-based deep learning of cognate versus non-cognate T cell-dendritic cell interactions", published in @SciReports. Proud of the work that went into this! @SiaBME Check it out here: https://t.co/pmtdSWGPwk
Did you miss last week's @Columbia BME seminar presented by @YaleSEAS @YaleBme Prof. @RongFan8? Read the recap written by our own PhD student @abigail_ayers_@SiaBME!
EVENT RECAP: https://t.co/6ZgPMfd0R7
🎉🎓Congratulations to Columbia BME's Rachel Field on successfully defending her doctoral dissertation: Ultrasound-responsive microcapsules for localized drug delivery applications (P.I.: Sam Sia
@SiaBME). Wishing you all the best!
Did you miss last week's Columbia BME seminar on developing a diagnostic test for #autism spectrum disorder presented by @RPI_BME Chair Juergen Hahn? Not to worry! Read the recap written by our own PhD student @abigail_ayers_.
EVENT RECAP: https://t.co/YNYwt9Ae27
👏🎓Congratulations to Columbia BME's David Colburn on successfully defending his doctoral dissertation: "Wearable biosensors for mobile health" (P.I.: Samuel Sia @SiaBME). Best wishes on your exciting future!