A poster was presented by Dipanjan Nandi for the “Design of Different Leaky MoS2 Nanoresonators Focusing on Biosensing Applications” at the 2023 MRS Fall Meeting held in Boston, USA

A talk was presented by Dipanjan Nandi for work on a Plasmonic Metal-Insulator-Metal (MIM) Nanoresonator Biosensing Platform" at the 25𝑡ℎ Photonics North Conference in Montréal, Canada,

Paul Lavryshyn presented at the Symposium MS/MT: Emerging Materials and Applications for Flexible Electronics, CSC 2023 - 106th Canadian Chemistry Conference

Optica Biophotonics Congress 2023

Anoushka Ganguli and Wael Zahr presented at the 2023 Dean’s Research Award Poster Presentation Competition.

Dr. Manisha Gupta receives $600K of funding from the Accelerating Innovations into CarE (AICE) grant from Alberta Innovates for research on the detection and monitoring of neurological conditions in diabetic patients. The proposal includes developing biosensor prototypes

MRS Fall 2022 Presentations

For SMART Network’s summer student presentation, Anoushka Ganguli presented on a “pH sensor for Diabetic Wound Testing” and received 1st place for the judges selection.

During the presentation, Dr. Gupta has talked about nanomaterial-based biosensors for detection of different analytes like SARS-COV2, glucose, and THC amongst many other applications.

Dipanjan Nandi presented a poster on the development of a biosensing platform using a gold nanodots array for detecting SARS-CoV-2 virus-like particles at the OPTICA Biophotonics Congress 2022 in Florida USA held from 24th April - 27th April 2022.

For the work of “Design and Optimization of a Novel Nanophotonic Sensor for Virus Particle Detection”, a poster was presented on behalf of Dipanjan Nandi, Jiaxin Fan and Seongdae Kang at the Optica Biophotonics Congress in Florida, USA

Dr. Manisha Gupta was interviewed by Global News to talk about her team’s project to develop cost-effective disposable versions of their biosensors to embed in bandages. The battery-powered devices can detect changes in electrolytes, temperature, pressure and glucose levels, then transmit the data — and an alarm if necessary.

Watch the interview and read more here.

Dipanjan Nandi presented on the Design and optimization of a novel nanophotonic sensor for virus particle detection at the Canadian Semiconductor Science and Technology Conference (CSSTC) 2019 held in University of Saskatcheawan in Saskatoon, Canada.