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* 9:00 am: Open | * 9:00 am: Open | ||
* 10:00 am: Group meeting presentation | * 10:00 am: Group meeting presentation | ||
* 11:15 am: Kaihang Wang (leave group meeting early) | |||
* 12:00 pm: Lunch with Chelsea, Michaelle | * 12:00 pm: Lunch with Chelsea, Michaelle | ||
* 1:15 pm: Meet with John (wherever-- Red Door is fine. Or Chen tables if that's convenient coming from lunch?) | * 1:15 pm: Meet with John (wherever-- Red Door is fine. Or Chen tables if that's convenient coming from lunch?) | ||
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* 2:45 pm: Meet with Manisha (at Red Door?) | * 2:45 pm: Meet with Manisha (at Red Door?) | ||
* 3:30 pm: Meet with Zoila (meet at Red Door -> walk to Lake) | * 3:30 pm: Meet with Zoila (meet at Red Door -> walk to Lake) | ||
* 4:15 pm: | * 4:15 pm: Meet with Elin at Red door | ||
* 5:00 pm: Richard Murray, 109 Steele | * 5:00 pm: Richard Murray, 109 Steele | ||
Latest revision as of 22:12, 25 March 2022
Yan Zhang, a PhD student at Georgia Tech will visit on 28 Mar 2022.
Schedule:
- 8:30 am: Richard Murray, 109 Steele
- 9:00 am: Open
- 10:00 am: Group meeting presentation
- 11:15 am: Kaihang Wang (leave group meeting early)
- 12:00 pm: Lunch with Chelsea, Michaelle
- 1:15 pm: Meet with John (wherever-- Red Door is fine. Or Chen tables if that's convenient coming from lunch?)
- 2:00 pm: Meet with Ayush at Red Door
- 2:45 pm: Meet with Manisha (at Red Door?)
- 3:30 pm: Meet with Zoila (meet at Red Door -> walk to Lake)
- 4:15 pm: Meet with Elin at Red door
- 5:00 pm: Richard Murray, 109 Steele
Research interests:
- Developed a new diagnostic platform interfacing cell-free biosensors with biphasic polymer systems for simultaneous detection of diverse classes of analytes that are robust to human biofluids and field-deployable.
- Integrated cell-free biosensors to a personal glucose monitor for rapid and reliable biomarker quantification at the point of need
- Designed, characterized, and optimized cell-free bacterial biosensors to detect micronutrient deficiencies, pathogenic bacterial infections, and heavy metal environment contaminants