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What if we could fabricate sensors using alternative interfaces to thiols on gold? Conductive oxides, conductive polymers, carbenes, pi-pi interactions, electrografting… so much to explore! pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

Two amazing colleagues chatting about why you should join us at µTAS! 👇👇👇👇

Is chronic lack of sleep and decreased productivity a common for multi-kid parents? I am struggling to think and write with the few hours of sleep I get every night. Any tips?!

About to land in San Francisco for the ECS Meeting 🙌🙌🙌 Looking forward to meet with our authors at the Meet the Editors event, hang out with co-editors, colleagues and friends, and learn new exciting science! Note the man vs nature shot below 👇🏽

Attending ⁦the ECS⁩ Meeting? Join us for an afternoon of conversations on single and continuous molecular measurements in biofluids. The lineup of speakers is outstanding and the challenges are big! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Celebrating Department of Pharmacy Unina Dr. Stefano Cinti for being the recipient of the Early Career Sensor Division Award in 2024 at ECS 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Vincent Clark rocking his poster at the ECS Meeting in San Francisco. Vincent has invested 4 years of research efforts into understanding the mechanisms that drive the decay of thiol-based electrochemical biosensors. His poster introduced the ECS community to our current

Glycans play key roles in cell structure and signaling, but are less understood vs. proteins and nucleic acids. This newly published ECS Sensors Plus paper by the Dwyer lab discusses characterization opportunities using nanopore sequencing: iopscience.iop.org/article/10.114…

My fortune of working with ⁦Joe Wang⁩ has de facto expanded my scientific family exponentially. At the Bio innovations Symposium by UNH learning about amazing new sensor platforms/interfaces with ⁦Juliane R. Sempionatto⁩ and ⁦Jinxing Li⁩ unh.edu/research/bioin…

En route to the GRC in Bioanalytical Sensors. Excited to see old and new friends, and learn about amazing new science👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

You are still in time to submit your work to MicroTAS 2024: Late News Abstracts deadline has been extended until 16th of July. Listen to students Paige Allard, Maude Proulx and Chiara Leal Alves talk about the student mixer at microTAS last year. microtas2024.org

Seeking to become an Assistant Professor in Chemical Biology or Bioanalytical Chemistry? Here is a great option at Kansas University: employment.ku.edu/academic/28660… Amazing mentors, excellent colleagues.

You have developed your first functional biosensor but cannot afford the electrodes to validate it with enough statistical replicates in clinical samples? BCMB Graduate Program at JHMI student John Mack proposes to 3D print your sensors: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… Check it out!

In partnership with the group of Prof. David Jenkins at UT Knoxville, JHU CBI's Vincent Clark reports new ligands to form electrode passivating monolayers that achieve better stability under continuous voltage modulation than thiols: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Enjoying an amazing time at the Fall ACS 2024, celebrating Joe Wang's Analytical Chemistry Award and also catching up with friends. In case you are wondering, Chuck Henry is on top of a stool, and Noe Alvarez and I are just tall(ish).

My girl Emma told me she was going to draw a sun… which was awesome, but I am pretty sure she will be a microbiologist 🦠 🥰🥰🥰

You know you did something right as a mentor when you walk into the office and your senior students are teaching mechanisms to your junior students in preparation of their graduate board exam. Feeling proud of Raygan, John, Vincent, and Erin for passing on their knowledge!

Colleagues around the world often ask for help troubleshooting aptamers they find in the literature. To their shock, I admit that I also struggle with published sequences. In this editorial piece from ECS 's Sensors Plus, I discuss my experiences to encourage our community to