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Biomedical Microdevices and Nanotechnology Lab

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What if a useful diagnostic measurement could come from a small device rather than a large laboratory instrument? Prasad researches nanomaterials and miniature biosensors for portable molecular and cellular measurements. Her Biomedical Microdevices and Nanotechnology Lab connects device engineering with questions in cancer, neurological disease, and cardiovascular health. Work listed by UT Dallas includes wearable sensing of inflammatory and metabolic signals in sweat and breath. The research combines materials, biological recognition, and measurement design to investigate more accessible testing; experimental sensors should not be confused with established clinical diagnoses.

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BiosensorsNanotechnologyWearable sensingPoint-of-care diagnostics

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