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Very interesting day two in Copenhagen – a series of talks and discussions as part of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Challenge Symposium, titled Energy Materials For Biological Applications. Great presentations from several ‘outside’ speakers, including Prof. Joe Wang Joe Wang from the

Just published – our paper in the journal ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering on the use of locally sourced agricultural byproducts as low-cost conductive skin-adhesives for soft, wearable devices designed to monitor vital signs. The origins of this project are in our work

Wrapped up my final day in Copenhagen with a visit to the BioInnovation Institute, a stunning incubator facility and a companion investment vehicle, supported in part by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, for startups across all areas of technology, from quantum sensing to genetic engineering. Prof. Joe Wang

Happy to announce, after many dead-ends and nearly four years of effort, that we finally arrived at a convenient, medically accurate approach for real-time monitoring of milk consumed by an infant during breast feeding, as reported today in our paper in Nature Biomedical

Thanks to Prof. Despina Kalogianni for inviting me to give a virtual seminar this morning to faculty and students in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Patras in Greece. I spoke about our work in epidermal electronic and microfluidic systems, with an emphasis on aspects of

Very interesting opportunity to give a keynote talk at the RehabWeek 2025 conference today here in Chicago, as part of a session on ‘neuro technologies and commercialization’ organized by the International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society. My presentation, titled

Congratulations to Dr. Andreas Tzavelis on his graduation as the first MD/PhD student (the Medical Scientist Training Program at Northwestern ) to pass through our group – a grueling program that consists of two years of medical training, followed by a four-year PhD research

Publicly announced today at the link below – I am honored to have been elected as a Fellow of The Royal Society (FRS), the world’s oldest scientific society, with a 360-year history and a breathtaking membership that spans the greatest scientists and engineers in the history of the

This post is to congratulate the amazing cohort of MS and BS/MS students who have recently defended their theses and are graduating out of the group this cycle – thirteen of them! These students played major roles in our research programs over the last couple of years, each

Happy to announce that two papers from the group appeared in press today – one in Nature Communications and the other in Neuron , links below. The first introduces a bioresorbable, wireless electrical stimulator to accelerate healing of damaged peripheral nerves – a temporary

Busy day today with three virtual presentations: one webinar and two conference talks, from China to Germany and back again. Early morning began with my seminar in the iCANX Talks series, five years since I delivered the very first talk in this popular series back in 2020. The

Another paper (link below) from the group - this one, published in Nature Communications, introduces a wireless wearable electrogoniometry system for accurate, real-time monitoring of joint angles in the hand and wrist, designed to aid hand physiotherapy in both supervised and

Thank you to the editors and staff at the journal Soft Science for inviting me to participate in the Exclusive Interview Series this morning. Very interesting and interactive conversation, where I attempted to answer the following questions – including those specifically on our

Congratulations to Dr. Shaghayegh (Shagha) Shajari on finishing up a very productive period with us as a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Postdoctoral Fellow and now on transitioning to a faculty position at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) in the Department

I was delighted to deliver, in a tag-team presentation with Prof. Nanshu Lu @ UT-Austin (UT Austin), the Royal Society of Chemistry Desktop Seminar #RSCdesktopseminar this morning on the topic of Wearable Sensors. In back-to-back talks, Nanshu and I covered some recent research in soft, skin-interfaced