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2025 News (Recent)
2025. 5. 9 - Two papers have been accepted for presentations at IEEE Biosensors 2025.
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Humidity Sensor |
Yang |
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Potassium Sensor |
Yang |
2025. 5. 5 - Maryam received "Translational Research Prize (Apple iPad)" by the BU Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Partnerships.
2025. 5. 1 - Maryam received People's Choice Award (audience-selected) at the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition.
2025. 4. 30 - Lexi received 3rd Place for Best Poster Presentation at the 2025 Smart Energy Symposium at Binghamton University (Topic: Moist Electric Generators)
2025. 4. 10 - Our research article on "dissolvable probiotic-powered biobattery" has been featured in news media outlets.
2025. 3. 25 - Our research article on "Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing using Paper-based Organic Transistors" has been accepted by iScience. (IF. 4.6)
2025. 3. 20: Maryam has received the Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Research for 2025. Congratulations!!
2025. 3. 17 - Our research article on "Transient Biobattery using Probiotics" has been accepted by Small. (IF. 13.0)
2025. 3. 4 - Prof. Choi has been named a 2025 Career Champion! This designation honors faculty and staff who have made a profound impact on students' career development. Honorees are nominated by students in recognition of their guidance, montorship, and support in shaping their professonal journeys.
2025. 2. 13 - Four papers have been accepted for oral and poster presentations at The 23rd International Conference on Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (TRANSDUCERS 2025). Prof. Choi plays a pivotal role in the confernce, serving on the Executive Technical Program Committee.
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Resilient and Long-lasting Living Materials (Oral) |
Ruohan and Yang |
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Moist-Electric Generator |
Yang |
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Mold Sensor |
Anwar, Nicolette, and Yang |
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Transient Biobattery (Oral) |
Maryam |
2025. 1. 20: We successfully made two research presentations at IEEE MEMS 2025 Conference. Prof. Choi also contributed significantly by serving on the Technical Program Committee and chairing one of the sessions.
2025. 1. 14: Our sweat glucose sensor work has been featured in Research 360 at SUNY.
