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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
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.
Synthetic microbial co-cultures for modular bioelectronic sensing in diverse environments
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.
Microneedle-Integrated Distance-Based Paper Device for Simultaneous Transdermal Detection of Cortisol and Dopamine
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.
Flexible and self-healable moisture-driven energy harvester based on 2D vanadium pentoxide nanosheets
Flexible and self-healable moisture-driven energy harvester based on 2D vanadium pentoxide nanosheets Harvesting energy from the surrounding environment holds significant potential for self-powering of sensors and diagnostic platforms. In this study, we present a flexible and self-healing moisture-driven nanogenerator utilizing a vanadium pentoxide nanosheet membranes.
Automated Fabrication of Smart Strain Sensing Threads
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NFC-Enabled Photothermal-Based Microfluidic Paper Analytical Device for Glucose Detection
NFC-Enabled Photothermal-Based Microfluidic Paper Analytical Device for Glucose Detection This study introduces the development of a photothermal-based microfluidic paper analytical device (PT-µPADs) integrated with Near-Field Communication (NFC) technology and smartphone readout for enzyme-free glucose quantification in human samples.
Highly Sensitive Photothermal Microfluidic Thread-Based Duplex Immunosensor for Point-of-Care Monitoring
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Thread-based wearable devices - MRS Bulletin
Abstract One-dimensional substrates such as textile fibers and threads offer an excellent opportunity to realize sensors, actuators, energy harvesters/storage, microfluidics, and advanced therapies. A new generation of wearable devices made from smart threads offer ultimate flexibility and seamless integration with the human body and the garments that adorn them.
Flexible thread-based electrochemical sensor for oxygen monitoring
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RFID tag technology simplifies security monitoring systems
Article By : Wei Wang, Cihan Asci, & Sameer Sonkusale This design uses RFID tag technology to enable low-cost, battery-free, and easy-to-install home security systems. In order to simplify their installation and operation, modern home security systems must be able to monitor their environments wirelessly.
Using RFID tags for home security monitoring
In order to simplify their installation and operation, modern home security systems must be able to monitor their environments wirelessly. This includes monitoring perimeter security, intrusion detection, as well as the security of sensitive areas within the home, such as a medication containers, safes, or other places where valuables are hidden.
Colorimetric Gas Sensing Washable Threads For Smart Textiles
By Rachel E. Owyeung, Matthew J. Panzer and Sameer R. Sonkusale Abstract A fabrication method for a stable entrapment of optically responsive dyes on a thread substrate is proposed to move towards a detection system that can be integrated into clothing. We use the dyes 5,10,15,20-Tetraphenyl-21H,23H-porphine manganese(III) chloride (MnTPP), methyl red (MR), and bromothymol blue (BTB), for a proof-of-concept.
Highly stretchable and nonvolatile gelatin-supported deep eutectic solvent gel electrolyte-based ionic skins for strain and pressure sensing
* Corresponding authors a Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Tufts University, 4 Colby Street, Medford, USA E-mail: matthew.panzer@tufts.edu b Nano Lab, Advanced Technology Laboratory, Tufts University, 200 Boston Avenue, Medford, USA c Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Tufts University, 161 College Avenue, Medford, USA
Highly Stretchable and Nonvolatile Gelatin-Supported Deep Eutectic Solvent Gel Electrolyte-Based Ionic Skins for Strain and Pressure Sensing
Highly Stretchable and Nonvolatile Gelatin-Supported Deep Eutectic Solvent Gel Electrolyte-Based Ionic Skins for Strain and Pressure Sensing Huan Qin, Rachel Owyeung, Sameer Sonkusale and Matthew Panzer Abstract There is a growing demand for devices that exhibit human skin-like sensory capabilities due to their broad applications in soft robotics and healthcare.
The Next Frontier In Medical Sensing-Threads Coated In Nanomaterials
Doctors have various ways to assess your health. For example, they measure your heart rate and blood pressure to indirectly assess your heart function, or straightforwardly test a blood sample for iron content to diagnose anemia. But there are plenty of situations in which that sort of monitoring just isn't possible. To test the health of muscle and bone in contact with a hip replacement, for example, requires a complicated – and expensive – procedure.
The next frontier in medical sensing: Threads coated in nanomaterials
Doctors have various ways to assess your health. For example, they measure your heart rate and blood pressure to indirectly assess your heart function, or straightforwardly test a blood sample for iron content to diagnose anemia. But there are plenty of situations in which that sort of monitoring just isn’t possible. To test the health of muscle and bone in contact with a hip replacement, for example, requires a complicated – and expensive – procedure.
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