BioNanotechnology and Nanomedicine
The BioNanotechnology and Nanomedicine area uses the various technologies developed in materials, nanofabrication, devices, and M/NEMS to study and solve biological and medical problems. High sensitivity disease diagnostics using optical/electronic “chips”; development of new tools for understanding the function of cancer cells, stem cells and neurons; photonic crystals for label-free biological detection; integrated biochips for label-free electrical detection of DNA and proteins; semiconductor quantum dot nanoparticles for quantitative biomedical imaging; engineered systems built with live cells; and integration of biosensing with mobile communications platforms are examples of research activities being carried out.
Faculty & Research Groups
- Laboratory of Integrated Bio Medical Micro/Nanotechnology & Applications (Rashid Bashir)
- Chemical Imaging and Structures Laboratory (Rohit Bhargava)
- Nano Sensors Group (Brian Cunningham)
- BioSensors Lab (Viktor Gruev)
- Thin Film & Charged Particle Research Lab (Kevin Kim)
- John-Pierre Leburton
- Yi Lu Lab
- Shuming Nie Lab
- Smith Lab (Andrew Smith)
- Yurii Vlasov
- Bionano Photonics Lab (Yang Zhao)