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Welcome to the Nano-Biosensors Lab!

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Welcome to the Nano-Biosensors Lab! We exist to protect lives through rapid diagnostics. 

Our goal is to save lives, protect the nation, and sustain the economy by diagnosing infectious and antimicrobial resistant diseases early, rapidly, inexpensively, and simply through point-of-care nanoparticle-based biosensors. Similarly, we protect consumers from falsified products through our pioneering research on blockchain/nano/bio-enabled anti-counterfeiting technologies.

 

Dr. Evangelyn C. Alocilja is a professor in the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering at Michigan State University. She is the founding program director of the Nano-Biosensors Lab, a member of the US National Acandemy of Inventors, and the founder of the Global Alliance for Rapid Diagnostics, a consortium of scientists around the world committed to improving global health.

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MSU researchers honored for achievements in science and society 5 faculty elected as 2022 Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science On Jan. 31, Michigan State University researchers Evangelyn Alocilja, Andrea Case, James Fairweather, William Lovis and Shin-Han Shiu were recognized as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, or AAAS.
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Scientific teams achieve higher performance when women and men work together, according to a new research study.
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MSU researcher receives $769K grant to develop rapid test for foodborne pathogens
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National Academy of Inventors, Michigan State University Chapter Induction and formation, April 2015
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GARD Innovation Forum: Bridging Technologies and Market Needs, June 25-26, 2021
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