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Novel field biosensor for detection of urea in agricultural runoff water

The project aims to develop a novel biosensor for detecting urea in agricultural runoff water, enhancing nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) and reducing environmental impact. It includes integrating the sensor into farm irrigation systems, conducting feas

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Biosensor platform for detection of Aflatoxin B1 in groundnut

Aflatoxin contamination in foodstuffs like groundnuts poses a significant health risk. Current detection methods are costly and time-consuming. The proposed biosensor technology aims to provide a rapid, affordable solution for detecting AFB1 contamin

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Development of Prototype Biosensor for detection of bacteria (E. coli/ Shigella and Salmonella spp.) in drinkingwater

The project aims to design specific DNA probes for detecting Shigella sp. and Salmonella in potable water, developing a sensitive biosensor by coupling novel receptors. It includes sensor fabrication, characterization, calibration, and cross-validati

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Mobile/Web and AR-VR Based Cognition Tracking, Analysis and Rehabilitation for healthy and cognitivelyimpaired people.

The project aims to develop a theoretical framework to assess cognitive performance and create a product for early detection and rehabilitation of cognitive impairment. Objectives include evaluating factors affecting memory loss, developing a cogniti

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
A Scalable Cloud and Edge-based Framework to Ease The Deployment of loT-based Applications

The project aims to develop a scalable backend framework for IoT-based applications in the cloud. It focuses on optimizing data transfer, storage, and resource utilization by creating a microservices-based architecture. The framework will include API

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Bio-CPS Device Security

The project focuses on addressing security and data integrity challenges in Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) used for monitoring physiological data. It aims to develop low-power cryptographic techniques for securing devices and tackle data anomaly

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Design and development of a portable Bio-Cyber Physical System based microfluidic cell culture platform

The project aims to develop a standalone Lab-On-Chip (LoC) microfluidics-based system for cell and tissue culture studies. It integrates subsystems for culture environment regulation, microfluidic cell culture devices, and detection capabilities. The

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Cyber-Physical System Enabled Integrated platform with Microfluidic biofuel cell and Supercapacitor for poweringand monitoring biomedical implants

The project aims to develop a miniaturized, high-performance Microfluidic Enzymatic Bio-Fuel Cell (M-EBFC) as a reliable, continuous power source for wearable and implantable medical devices. It integrates bio-supercapacitors for interruption-free op

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Integrated Microfluidic/Miniaturized Electrochemical Sensing Platform for multiple bio-analytes

The project aims to develop a miniaturized electrochemical device for quantifying renal biomarkers (urea, uric acid, creatinine) using carbon-based electrodes. It includes electrochemical characterization, machine learning for data processing, IoT in

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
Exosome cargo in severe malaria infections: Prognostic markers for severe disease/ Markers for detection of infection

The project aims to isolate exosomes from individuals infected with Plasmodium spp., including those with severe disease (e.g., hepatic dysfunction, renal failure), and compare their protein or nucleic acid cargo with that of uninfected controls. The

Section: Academic Innovations (Innovations)
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