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Research interests AND EXPERTISE:
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Development, evaluation, and
application of biosensors for environmental analysis (CW and BW threat
agents), food safety pathogens), medicine multiple metabolites),
agriculture (pesticides), and industrial process control (amino acids and
alcohol)
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Biomaterials and
smart surfaces
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Direct and discriminative
detection of OP neurotoxins (pioneering work)
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Plasmon Resonance Spectroscopy
for biomolecules/surface interaction analysis and biosensing
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Gold/silver nanoparticles and
nanocomposite films for sensing applications
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Optical imaging and fluorescence
spectroscopy
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Enzyme- and affinity-based probes
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Nanoparticles
and carbon nanotubes for sensing applications;
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Cell- and cell
culture- based biosensors
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Flow Injection Analysis and
microfluidic system
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Stochastic fluctuations in
microbiosensors
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Metal-Oxide based pH sensors for determination of Total Acid Numner (TAN) in engine oils
Research Support/Grants
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Advanced Apparatus for Pathogen Detection, NATO Grant
2009
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In Situ Near Real-Time
Detection of RDX in Soil, ARO STTR PI: M. Ram, Triton Systems, Inc,
2006
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Development of Sensitive
Biosensor Systems for the Monitoring of Bacteria and Toxic Compounds.
National Center of Biotechnology of the Republic of Kazakhstan,
2006-2008
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An Enzyme-based
Biosensor for Specific Monitoring of Organophosphorus Toxicant Tricresyl
Phosphate (TCP). FAA/ ACER, 2006-2007
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RFID Bacterial Sensor
Tags, 2005-2006
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Development of a Biosensor for Rapid
Identification of Campylobacter jejuni in Poultry Products, Auburn
University AAES Foundation Grant Program,
2005-2008
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A
Supplemental Support Grant, with the main NSF Grant: “Nanoparticles-based
Biosensor for Direct Detection of Organophosphate Chemical Warfare Agents
and Neurotoxic Pesticides”, NSF, 2005-2007
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Development of Biosensing Systems
for Discriminating Between Different Classes of Neurotoxins Based on Coupled
AChE-OPH Enzyme Monitors. TEES TAMU (through US Army Medical Research and
Materiel Command), 2004-2005
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Nanoparticles-based Biosensor for
Direct Detection of Organophosphate Chemical Warfare Agents and Neurotoxic
Pesticides. NSF, 2003-2008
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Development of smart biosensors
for monitoring of chemical and biological toxins. State of Alabama, Auburn
University AU Detection and Food Safety Center, 2003
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Phage Binding for Continuous
Anthrax Spore Detection, NIH, 2003-2005

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