The research of ANEL focuses on nano-biotechnology, where we use materials as the central core and build around with nanotechnology and microsystems in surface patterning, self assembly, micromachining and advanced optics to push forward the frontiers in Biosensing, Medicine/NanoEHS, Biophysics and Immunology.
We are interested in multi-parametric cellular functional analysis of immune cells using optofluidics biosensors for future medicine and nano environmental health and safety. In addition, we would like to develop nanoplasmonic biosensors for mapping single cell secretion and cell-to-cell communication to gain a deeper understanding in biology and immunology.
Chen's research interests focus on advancing nanotechnology and microsystems in surface patterning, self-assembly, micromachining and optics to push forward the frontiers in Biosensing, Medicine/NanoEHS, Biophysics and Immunology.
Research Interests:
- Ultrasensitive Biomarker Detection for Precision Medicine and Early Disease Screening
- Multi-parametric immunoanalysis for Personalized Immune Therapy and NanoEHS
- Real-time Mapping Cytokine Secretion for Single Cell Immunoanalysis
Research Interests:
- Nanoplasmonic Biosensors
- Single-cell Analysis
- Precision Medicine
- Protein-nanomaterial Interaction
- Food and Environmental Safety
Keywords: Nanomaterials, Biosensors, Precision Medicine, Food and Environmental Safety, Biophysics