At the PHIND Annual Gambhir Symposium on June 12, 2023, Hedvig Hricak will discuss, "Future of Molecular Imaging for Early Detection." You won't want to miss this! Register today and view the full speaker lineup: gambhir.stanford.edu. #PHINDEvents #GambhirSymposium

At the PHIND Annual Gambhir Symposium on June 12, 2023, Dr. John Rogers will discuss, "Soft Electronics for Maternal, Fetal and Neonatal Health." You won't want to miss this! Register today and view the full speaker lineup: gambhir.stanford.edu. #PHINDEvents #GambhirSymposium

There's still time to register for the PHIND Annual Gambhir Symposium happening June 12, 2023 at the Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall! Secure your spot today and view the speaker lineup: gambhir.stanford.edu. #PHINDEvents #GambhirSymposium

#GambhirSymposium is about to start! Stay tuned! View the full agenda: gambhir.stanford.edu

#GambhirSymposium is official starting. Joseph DeSimone starts the symposium by welcoming everyone and honoring the legacy of Dr. Samjiv Gambhir.

#GambhirSymposium introduces Precision Health and Integrated Diagnostics (PHIND). We hope to provide interdisciplinary and promising detection and treatments for challenging diseases like cancers.

#GambhirSymposium Exciting translational work and engineering breakthroughs would couple precision treatment with early detection @ PHIND.

#GambhirSymposium Exciting outlook on "integrated diagnostics" presented by Prof. Hedvig Hricak. A great ambition and long-term goal to integrate big data, advanced diagnostic tests, and great collaboration.

#GambhirSymposium After a short break, Stanford School of Medicine Dean Lloyd Minor is sharing his observations about recent research conducted in PHIND and beyond.

#GambhirSymposium The session of Precision Monitoring and Treatment is kicking off by a panel of researchers and entrepreneurs. Starting by Andrew Lacy from prenuvo talking about whole-body MRI.

#GambhirSymposium Evolving idea of "Theragnostics" presented by Prof. Carina Aparici to diagnose disease by recognizing a unique molecular tool on target cells and deliver the drug at the cellular level to treat the disease.

#GambhirSymposium Precision drug delivery based on iontophoresis presented by Mr. Michael Aldridge from Focal Medical, Inc., where ionic drug could be precisely driven towards target tumor with controllable time and dosage.

#GambhirSymposium we are excited about the keynote talk from Prof. John A Rogers from Northwestern! As a world pioneer in flexible/wearable electronics, Prof. Rogers highlighted this fast evolving field in versatile biomedical applications.

Recent milestones and key achievement for accessible while promising diagnostics shared at the #GambhirSymposium

The second panel discussion of #GambhirSymposium today is about Point-of-Care and continuous healthcare monitoring. Kicking off by Kara Egan from Teal Health focusing on women's health by improving the experience of cervical cancer screening.

Check out Abbott's continuous glucose monitoring that is changing the landscape of diabetes management and treatment, presented by Dr. Marc Taub and streaming at the #GambhirSymposium.

Aptamer-based molecular sensing on dermal interstitial fluid(ISF) presented by Dr. Vijit Sabnis from Eigen at #GambhirSymposium. Eigen aimed to expand the current arsenal relying on enzymes, instead it uses aptamer switch for real-time, multiplexed analyte monitoring.

Genalyte is sharing their work at #GambhirSymposium. They coat an optical fiber by antibody and measure the antigen concentration by looking at the absorbance peak shift of the fiber. This method could reach 10pg/mL level and test 25 patients on a single chip, super impressive!

the Dream Teams of PHIND formed since 2017 are sharing their current status at #GambhirSymposium. At this moment, Prof. Ian Gotlib is addressing the pervasive mental health issues with slow treatment progress.

That's a wrap on the #GambhirSymposium. Be sure to join us for the reception happening next!