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Professor
School of Medical Science and Technology
BioMEMS is a rapidly advancing, inter-disciplinary research field for creation and development of new methods/systems to effectively process or manipulate biological materials with electronic devices and components. Giving a prior importance to the biomedical sensing research, an interdisciplinary R&D work at School of Medical Science and Technology, IIT Kharagpur has been initiated to promote MEMS and Biosensor activity that encompasses design, fabrication and engineering of biomedical & microfluidic devices for its electro-physiological characterisation. For the evaluation of electrical and physical properties of biomolecules and cells using suitable micro-fluidic devices, appropriate fabrication of polymeric coated bio-MEMS are being investigated and its utility are evaluated under different microscopic and electrical impedance study. The research also involves development of different BioMEMS transducers and related technologies for sensing various biomedical signals for precise and appropriate diagnostics and therapeutics. Microfabrication technology is being explored to develop various miniature MEMS devices for deployment of in-vivo and in-vitro detection of biomedical signals and its characterisation.
Presently, the following activities are being pursued:
Paper Based Point of Care Multiplex Bioanalytes Detection Device for Whole Blood Analysis IIT KHARAGPUR
Nanotelectronics Network for Research and Application (NNetRA) - IIT Kharagpur Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Application (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (MEITY Part) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Applications (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (DST Part) Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Bio-inspired Large Area Conformal and Flexible Sensors for Biomedical and Robotic Applications Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Solid State Dye Sanitized Solar Cells Using Hole Conductors, Polymers and Carbon Nanotube Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Hybrid Nanostructures for Enhanced Photodetection & Other Optoelectronic Applications Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Exploring the MEMS Based Flexible Pressure Sensors for Electronic Skin Applications KCSTC
Development of Smartphone Integrated Generic Microfluidic Devices for Rapid, Portable and Affordable Point-of-Care Diagnostics (Project ID: 4429) Indian Council of Medical Research, Dept. of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Bio-electronics Innovation Laboratory SRIC, IIT KHARAGPUR
Signals & systems for life science MHRD
Centre of excellence for training and research in Microfluidics IIT KHARAGPUR
Puneet Manocha
Area of Research: MEMS and Microfluidic device for biomedical application
Satarupa Biswas
Area of Research: Bio-Signal Processing and Molecular Communication
Shyamal Mandal
Area of Research: Nanotechnology
Abhijit Kakati
Area of Research: MEMS devices for acoustic and magnetic sensors
Siva Prakasam Ok
Area of Research: Biosensor
Ashwani Sharan Tripathi
Area of Research: Miniature active device for guidance of intracoronary angioplasty
Vartika Parihar
Area of Research: Microfluidics
Jyoti Wala
Area of Research: Mechno-physical characteristics of cells in microenvironment
Mainak Basu
Area of Research: Manipulation of liquid droplet on flexible substrates for biosensing
Jyotsana Priyadarshani
Area of Research: Modeling of blood physiology
Gaurav Dinesh Kulkarni
Area of Research: BioMEMS and signal processing
Prasoon Awasthi
Area of Research: Biosensor for healthcare applications
Anjali
Area of Research: Microfluidics for biochemical analysis
Priyanka Choudhury
Area of Research: Biomarkers
Tamal Dey
Area of Research: Two dimensional materials for devices
Abhijit Lincon
Area of Research: Biomicrofluidics and electrochemical sensors
Souvik Biswas
Area of Research: Biosensors
Sandeep Kumar Yadav
Area of Research: Microfluidic devices and Nanomaterial based drug design
Arijit Pal
Area of Research: Biomedical Sensor development
Shiv Prakash Verma
Area of Research: Flexible and Stretchable Electronics
Shreyasi Das
Area of Research: Nanomaterial based biosensing
