Our work on part-per-trillion selective gas sensing has been accepted for publication in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.

Thanks to Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) for the support. The cover represents how our research aims at detecting chemical threats early and afar to maintain our world’s beauty, tranquility, and peace.

Judith Su will be giving the chemical engineering colloquium at Stanford on October 3. The title of her talk is, “Ultra-sensitive, selective, and label-free optical sensing for fundamental science, environmental monitoring, and translational medicine”

https://cheme.stanford.edu/events/chemical-engineering-colloquium/judith-su

Happy to join a group of distinguished researchers as a senior member of SPIE (the international society for optics and photonics).

We are glad to receive a new patent (US Patent No. 11,378,516) for our next generation sensing technology to enable label-free single molecule spectroscopy and detection