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+  * ** Integrated  Sensors and Actuators**  Design and implementation of micro-devices for  life science applications.
-Cost-effective Automated Genomic Based Microbial Analyzer: A Case Study on Breast Cancer
+  * **Aged Macular Degeneration (AMD):** Design and implementation of graphical interfaces system for AMD related applications.
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-**High Throughput NMR Spectroscopy:** The goal of this project is the design and implementation of CMOS based microfluidic/microelectronic NMR spectrometers for drug discovery applications.
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-**Integrated Microfluidic CMOS (imCMOS) for Quantitative Biology and Point-of-care Diagnostics** We examine the design and implementation of imCMOS devices for quantitative analysis of cells in culture using multiple integrated sensors such as capacitive electrodes and Ion selective biology ISFETs.
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-**Supperparamagnetic Nanoparticles as Nanocarriers for Crossing Blood Brain Barrier and Aggregating in Epileptic Foci:  Proof of Concept and Toxicity study** The main goal of this study is to test the hypothesis that label-free superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) can advance diagnostic and therapeutic options for the treatment of brain disorders without compromising brain functions.
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+  * **Smartphone Sensing technologies:** Develop novel technologies using the embedded sensors for medical and social aspirations.
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-**Aged Macular Disease (AMD) Detection:** The design and implementation of AMD point-of-care diagnostics is our main goal in this project.
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-** In-Vitro Neuronal Studies:** We study the development of novel brain disease diagnostic and subsequent treatment techniques using  Super-para-magentic Nanoparticles.  In this approach, we use computational and experimental (in-vitro) models.
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