Liran Taib, an MSc student in our lab, won the Sherman Excellence Scholarship for the current academic year.
Liran’s MSc research is Liquid Biopsy Proteins Classification Using Nanochannels Chip for Liver Disease Monitoring.
Congratulations Liran!
Tal Gilboa wins 'Best Poster Presentation' in Nano.IL.2018 conference
The Nano.IL conference is the premier international annual meeting in Nanosciences and Nanotechnology in Israel. On October 11, 2018, our Ph.D. student, Tal Gilboa, won “Best Poster Presentation”, among hundreds of participants. In the poster, she presented her work on Single Molecule Electro-optical Sensing in Solid-state Nanopores.
Congratulations to Nitinun for the publication of her Chem Society Review paper
Proteins are the structural elements and machinery of cells responsible for a functioning biological architecture and homeostasis. Advances in nanotechnology are catalyzing key breakthroughs in many areas, including the analysis and study of proteins at the single-molecule level. Nanopore sensing is at the forefront of this revolution. This tutorial review, published on October 17, 2018, provides readers a guidebook and reference for detecting and characterizing proteins at the single-molecule level using nanopores. Specifically, the review describes the key materials, nanoscale features, and design requirements of nanopores. It also discusses general design requirements as well as details on the analysis of protein translocation. Finally, the article provides the background necessary to understand current research trends and to encourage the identification of new biomedical applications for protein sensing using nanopores.
