Nature research paper: Hydrogen bonding in water under extreme confinement
go.nature.com/4zhj4he
Our new paper in @ACSSensors shows how changes in blood cells over time can reveal different responses to CAR-T cancer therapy, offering a promising way to monitor treatment outcomes and relapse. Check it out!
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Check out Christina's new work in @AdvPortfolio. She created several exciting new quantum defects in @nanocarbons and also specifies the role of oxygen, etc for the reaction. Congrats! @ruhrunibochum @Fraunhofer @SolvationSci tinyurl.com/39xwuu9u
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In Nature Nanotechnology, we introduce a battery-free, bioresorbable triboelectric implant that visibly reports its location, damage and degradation through the skin while harvesting energy from ultrasound.
Congratulations to the members!
Read: doi.org/10.1038/s41565-026-0…
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In @ScienceAdvances, we introduce an adaptive soft robot integrating wearable muscle actuation, wireless control, and sensory feedback into a seamless human–robot interface, paving the way for future assistive robotics. Thanks to @WeiGaoLab and the team! science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Our latest work is out in Analytical Chemistry. Label-free near-infrared image cytometry for quantitative single-cell profiling and AI-assisted prediction of microalgal cultivation states. Check it out!
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DNA-functionalized SWCNT nanosensors power a dual-readout NIR neural interface, enabling synchronized fiber photometry and remote imaging for high-spatiotemporal-resolution dopamine mapping. @sycho_lab
Read it here 🔗 go.acs.org/eun
Our new paper at @acsnano. We integrated @nanocarbons on optical fiber for dual neuro readout! pubs.acs.org/ancac3/article-…
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Congrats to Juliana to her paper in @ACSChemNeurosci . She created a computational (stochastic kinetic) framework to predict how the image of sensors ( e.g. @nanocarbons or others) looks like in response to molecules released by cells. @SolvationSci
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Check out or joint work with the Erpenbeck lab on fluorescence lifetime imaging of membrane tension. Beautiful data that shows that mechanical properties and processes are highly important in biology. @SolvationSci @ruhrunibochum
tinyurl.com/yrntes73
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One of our most important findings so far together with the Erpenbeck lab: We reveal that immune cells release and take up catecholamine neurotransmitters (dopamine) + respond to it, which has important implications for medicine. tinyurl.com/568y46ry @nanocarbons @SolvationSci
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We are looking for a postdoc to work on light induced quantum friction of carbon nanotubes in water (see nature.com/articles/s41586-0…) funded by our cluster RESOLV (TV-L E13, 2 years). A background in optics, microscopy, spectroscopy or materials is optimal. #postdoc #AcademicJobs
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🎆New Paper! 🎆 Preformed, self-healing hydrogels carrying near-infrared @nanocarbons nanosensors can pass through a fine needle, recover immediately, and detect L-DOPA in serum and tissue phantom: toward minimally invasive drug monitoring! @TelAvivUni
doi.org/10.1002/admi.70571
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And we are on the cover of *Small*! @wileyinresearch
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New paper out in Small 🚀
How reversible are optical nanosensors after repeated measurements?
We introduce a single-sensor imaging workflow and a new Population Reversibility Score (PRS) to quantify recovery across cycles! doi.org/10.1002/smll.73339
@TelAvivUni @stem_program
Our new review in #SmallMethods: Label-free single-cell phenotyping via imaging, vibrational spectroscopy, and electrical sensing. Integrating physics-grounded frameworks with AI for scalable analysis.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Monitoring Molecules in Neuroscience (MMiN) conference in Amsterdam abstract deadline is approaching. monitoringmolecules.org/spea…
Highly interesting for anyone interested in neurochemical technologies. There will be also a symposium on @nanocarbons for neuroscience.
So honored and pleased to host Prof. Strano at SKKU and KIChE! Always deeply motivated by my advisor.
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Quantum defects make carbon nanotubes better! A massive expansion of quantum well defect chemistry that can improve sensors for cancer and many other applications. Congratulations team, funders, and collaborators! @MSKCancerCenter @nanocarbons nature.com/articles/s44160-0…
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If you are interested in near infrared (NIR) absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy: Here is a a simple, low cost instruction. tinyurl.com/44k6xj53 You can also equip It with a xy controller for high throughput screenings. Congrats to Krisko. @ruhrunibochum @SolvationSci
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📢How many sensors do you really need for reliable chemical fingerprinting?
In our new work with @sycho_lab, we introduce a transparent framework that selects minimal sensor subsets from small screening datasets while preserving classification accuracy.
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