
Algar Research Group
@algargroupubc
Development of luminescent materials, methods, and devices for bioanalysis and imaging.
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21-12-2020 06:39:23
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Our team and @ABSi_nano hanging out on the inside front cover of the current issue of Nanoscale journal family 🧪 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…


Congrats to our 🇨🇦 colleague Chuck Lucy on being named to the The Analytical Scientist 2023 Power List among the top-10 "Mentors and Educators" in the analytical sciences over the past decade! 🎉🏆 theanalyticalscientist.com/power-list/202… Chuck is a pillar of the analytical community in Canada.

🤳*ring, ring, ring* You have reached the Algar Research Group. We are unable to answer the phone right now because we are using it for time-gated luminescence imaging & bioanalysis. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10… Please leave a message after the beep and read about it in ACS Analytical Chemistry Journals


Roll out the red carpet for our new paper in ACS Sensors. You might be green with envy, but don’t feel blue. Quantum dot assemblies make 14-color fluorescence multiplexing possible within the RGB color space of smartphone cameras! 🌈📱 pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Serum albumin isn’t just a good carrier for small molecules—it also directly stabilizes fluorescent polymer dots, rendering them robust with low non-specific binding and facile bioconjugation for bioanalyses. 🐄🩸🔬 Check out our new paper in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Buy 3, get 11 free! Algar Research Group UBC Chemistry shows how supra-quantum dot assemblies enable up to 14-color multiplexed fluorescence detection within the RGB color space of smartphone cameras ACS Sensors pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Get the $%*& out of the way! Our new paper in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces is an extensive study of how surface chemistry and its steric effects alter the ability of an enzyme to hydrolyze substrate bound to a nanoparticle. Useful info for optimizing sensor designs. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…


Congrats to Agnes and Seth on receiving NSERC / CRSNG Postgraduate Scholarships! 🎉🏆 They are doing exciting and innovative research that will impact bioanalysis and imaging.


Big shout out to Paul who's been teaching us about the role of hydrophobic interfaces in atmospheric ice nucleation throughout his PhD, and thank you also to our collaborators UBC Chemistry Algar Research Group for contributing their nanoparticle expertise to this project! Stay tuned!

It's a Bird... it's a Plane... it's Super-Nanoparticles!! 🦸♀️ Our latest paper in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces presents a generalizable method for amplifying and combining the size-dependent properties of nanoparticles. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…


Do molecules take selfies?! 🧪🤳 Our new review of smartphone-based chemical and biological analysis is now available online via Lab on a Chip. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Our recent critical review on smartphone-based analyses is featured on the cover of Lab on a Chip for their annual reviews issue! 📑 Cover art by Yihao (Dominic) Wang using Blender. 🖌️




Going to Pacifichem? 🌴🌊🧪 Submit your abstract to this great session on optically active nanoparticles and materials for bioanalysis and imaging! Abstracts due April 2.

