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Topic: continuous monitoring

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2 seminars

In Biomedical Engineering and Chemistry

Seminar · Nanobiotechnology

Seeing Biology in a New Light: Nanosensors for Real-Time Biosensing

Daniel Roxbury · University of Rhode Island

Fri, Oct 9, 2026 · 15:00 UTC

Real-time measurement of local biomolecule concentrations in living tissue requires sensors that are stable, selective and minimally invasive. This seminar examines single-walled carbon nanotubes, whose durable near-infrared fluorescence and sensitivity to their surroundings support optical biosensing. Biopolymer functionalization gives the nanotubes biological compatibility and selectivity for particular molecular targets. Spectroscopy, microscopy and machine-learning-assisted analysis are used to characterize sensor interactions and extract biological information, with applications spanning

Seminar · Biomedical Engineering

PhenoSign - Molecular Dynamic Insights

Andreas Häberli · PhenoSign

Wed, Feb 26, 2025 · 14:00 UTC

Do You Know Your Blood Glucose Level? You Probably Should! A single measurement is not enough to truly understand your metabolic health. Blood glucose levels fluctuate dynamically, and meaningful insights require continuous monitoring over time. But glucose is just one example. Many other molecular concentrations in the body are not static. Their variations are influenced by individual physiology and overall health. PhenoSign, a Swiss MedTech startup, is on a mission to become the leader in real-time molecular analysis of complex fluids, supporting clinical decision-making and life sciences