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Bahar Dhowan is the Martin C. Jischke Outstanding International Student of the Year
Device utilizing molecular technique could provide ultra-sensitive, automated system to detect viruses, disease
‘Volumetric’ imaging method reveals chemical content, might lead to systems that eliminate need to draw blood for lab tests
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