2019. 12. 16 - Prof. Choi has been appointed as Director of CREATES (Center for Research in Advanced Sensing Technologies and Environmental Sustainability).
2019 Lab News
2019 News
2019. 12. 13 - Our Ph.D. student, Yang Gao, has been selected as a recipient of a Graduate Student Excellence Award for Excellence in Research for 2020.
2019. 12. 10 - Yang and Maedeh received Graduate School Travel Grants.
2019. 12. 9 - Our article, "A portable, single-use paper-based microbial fuel cell sensor for rapid, on-site, water quality monitoring," has been accepted by Sensors.
2019. 10. 21 - Five papers have been accepted for oral/poster presentations at MEMS 2020 (Jan. 18–22, 2020, Vancouver, Canada).
2019. 8. 21 - Our article, "A Paper-based Biological Solar Cell," has been accepted by SLAS Technology.
2019. 8. 14 - Our article, "A fully disposable 64-well papertronic sensing array for screening electroactive microorganisms," has been accepted by Nano Energy.
2019. 8. 7 - Four papers have been accepted for oral/poster presentations at the 2019 MRS Fall Meeting and Exhibit (Dec. 1–6, 2019, Boston).
2019. 7. 26 - Dr. Choi is invited to give a talk at the 31st Annual Electronics Packaging Symposium - Small Systems Integration on Sep. 5 and 6, 2019.
2019. 7. 10 - Archita Kothari from Nirma University in India successfully completed her Summer 2019 internship in Dr. Choi's lab.
2019. 6. 6 - Many news agencies highlighted our work on solid-phase biobatteries for IoT, published in Journal of Power Sources. Media outlets included ScienceDaily, Siliconrepublic, Newswise, and many others.
2019. 6. 6 - Dr. Choi has been awarded a 1-year single-PI fund from the Integrated Electronics Engineering Center (IEEC) on paper-based printed circuit boards.
2019. 6. 1 - Dr. Choi is invited to give a Keynote talk on Biobatteries at the 12th International Conference & Exhibition on Biosensors and Bioelectronics (Oct. 25–26, 2019, Vancouver, Canada).
2019. 5. 24 - Our article, "A Self-Charging Cyanobacterial Supercapacitor," has been accepted by Biosensors and Bioelectronics.
2019. 5. 20 - Dr. Choi is invited to give a talk at 2020 TMS Meeting (Feb. 23–27, San Diego; Functional Nanomaterials 2020: Translating Innovation into Pioneering Technologies).
2019. 5. 17 - Congratulations to Jason Ephraim on his M.S. graduation.
2019. 5. 13 - Dr. Choi (PI), collaborating with Dr. Cook (Co-PI), received the 2019–2020 Smart Energy TAE Seed Grant Award ($15,000).
2019. 5. 5 - Dr. Choi is invited to give talks at 2020 MRS Spring (Apr. 13–17, Arizona; Symposium SM05 - Engineering Functional Multicellular Circuits, Devices, and Systems).
2019. 5. 4 - Dr. Choi is invited to Science Foo Camp 2019 (July 12–14, Mountain View, CA; organized by Google, O'Reilly Media, and Digital Science). Only 350 people are invited from around the world who are doing groundbreaking work in diverse areas of science and technology.
2019. 5. 2 - Our article, "A solid-state bacteria-powered biobattery for low-power, low-cost, internet of disposable things," has been accepted by Journal of Power Sources.
2019. 5. 1 - Dr. Choi, as PI in collaboration with co-PI Dr. Koh at BME, received a $452k grant from NSF for research on Bioenergy Generation from Sweat-Eating Bacteria.
2019. 4. 8 - Our article, "An equipment-free, paper-based electrochemical sensor for visual monitoring of glucose levels in urine," has been accepted by SLAS Technology.
2019. 3. 1 - Two papers have been accepted for presentation at American Society for Microbiology (ASM) Microbe 2019 (June 20–24, 2019, San Francisco).
| # | Presentation Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Electricity Generation from Sweat-eating Bacteria |
| 2 | Electrogenic Capabilities of Gut Bacteria |
2019. 2. 21 - A comprehensive review of "Biobatteries" has been accepted by Advanced Materials Technologies (in print).
2019. 2. 12 - Dr. Choi serves as an editorial board member in Robotics (MDPI).
2019. 1. 14 - Our Ph.D. student, Maedeh Mohammadifar, has been selected as a recipient of a Graduate Student Excellence Award for Excellence in Research for 2019.
2019. 1. 8 - Our paper entitled "A single-use, self-powered, paper-based sensor patch for detection of exercise-induced hypoglycemia," published in Micromachines, has been selected as the best paper in 2018.
