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Sameer Sonkusale

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Interdisciplinary Research Group at Tufts University at the intersection of {Flex, Bio, Nano, Med, Micro, Meta, Tera, Tech, Devices, Circuits, Systems}
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Thread-based dialysis-like microfluidic platform for tissue-embedded continuous monitoring

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By Atul Sharma, Nafize Ishtiaque Hossain, Sameer Sonkusale, Daniel Percac, Amitav Nott, Arlo Maslen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Reliable and continuous access to interstitial fluid (ISF) remains a major challenge for wearable and tissue-embedded biosensing systems. Conventional microneedle-based methods, while widely adopted, often exhibit variable sampling efficiency across different skin types and are prone to performance fluctuations during motion.
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Synthetic microbial co-cultures for modular bioelectronic sensing in diverse environments

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By Siliang Li, Duolong Zhu, Kundan Saha, Biki Bapi Kundu, Sameer Sonkusale, Robert Britton, Caroline M. Ajo-Franklin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Whole-cell bioelectronic sensors are particularly well-suited for environmental and health monitoring as they can be integrated into compact electronic devices for field deployment over extended periods. However, current engineering strategies lack modularity, are limited to a few microbial chassis and depend on specialized instruments for signal detection.
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Microneedle-Integrated Distance-Based Paper Device for Simultaneous Transdermal Detection of Cortisol and Dopamine

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By Kawin Khachornsakkul, Sameer Sonkusale
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Microneedle-Integrated Distance-Based Paper Device for Simultaneous Transdermal Detection of Cortisol and Dopamine Accurate measurement of stress marker cortisol and neurotransmitter dopamine is essential for understanding the physiological effects of chronic stress, enabling early therapeutic interventions to prevent adverse health consequences.
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