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EAGER: Enzymatic Perturbation Specificity Test for Self-Validating, In-Situ Regenerable Nanoengineered Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Sensors in Interstitial Fluid

Organization University of California-IrvineLocation IRVINE, United StatesPosted 1 May 2026Deadline 30 Apr 2028
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationCA
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Wearable and point of care biosensors can deliver earlier and more personalized health information than laboratory tests. However, many sensors cannot verify that the signals they produce truly come from a targeted molecule, especially in a complex and changing biofluid. This project will develop a built in “specificity check” for sensors…

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EAGER: Enzymatic Perturbation Specificity Test for Self-Validating, In-Situ Regenerable Nanoengineered Molecularly Impri | Dev Procure