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5 PhDs and 1 MS defended, 5 publications, 5 conferences attended, 2 patents issues (and 2 more filed) and a field trial in Kenya completed. Looking forward to more exciting things to come in 2025.

We're look forward to hearing all the great things you do in your future career (and sending great undergrad researchers our way)!

The funding will support her travel to UCLA to work with Prof. Dino DiCarlo's lab on machine learning for point-of-care diagnostics next summer.

Thanks to UF Prof. Ana Maria Porras for the invitation!

Follow up - it wasn't sunny. But the people were Amazing!

Come talk with her about life as a graduate student while you enjoy the warm Phoenix weather and fantastic networking!

Looking for an opensource potentiostat that does EIS for your biosensing needs? Look no further! Our palm-sized electrochemical platform can do high resolution frequency-based measurements. We demonstrate aptamer-based detection of cortisol and provide detailed how-to for building and running your own.

Semi-quantitative detection is possible by monitoring the changes in diffusion as LAMP amplicons are formed over time.

Check out talks by lab members Samantha Mata Robles and Francesca Hamacher as well as posters from Sayeh Dowlatshahi, Mensah Maxwell, Kal Khalif and Ana Claure Dips while at BMES this week. Don't forget to stop by the Purdue Booth and see Dr. Linnes while you're at it!

She'll be co-leading a global workshop on Frugal Diagnostics with Prof Maiwenn Kersaudy-Kerhoas from Heriot-Watt University (UK), Mr. Brian Matovu of Makarere University (Uganda), and Ms. Kelsey Leong at University of Washington (US).