Conducted research on assay development and digital microfluidics at Dr. Aaron Wheeler's lab, advancing point-of-care diagnostic devices from lab proof-of-concept to commercialization in collaboration with Quanterix Corporation and Boston Children’s Hospital.Developed an ultra-sensitive digital immunoassay for biomarker and antigen detection.Developed an automated microfluidic device for monitoring antigen levels from small volumes of fingerstick blood.Designed, fabricated, and tested consumable devices in a cleanroom.

Developed quantitative assay for detecting biomoleculesWorked with metallic nanoparticle and polymer (ie., synthesis and characterization) and conducted the study of surface and propertiesPrepared and validated SOPs, maintained and calibrated equipment/instruments, purchased and trained new students/members

Lab demonstrator for General Chemistry (1st year), Biochemistry (2nd year), Organic Chemistry (2nd year), Analytical Chemistry (2nd year), Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis (3rd year), Experimental Org Inorg Phys Chemistry (3rd year)