Turning Paper into Chemical Sensors This seminar aims to provide the basic concepts linked to the development and application of chemical sensors fabricated using paper. These devices allow performing a variety of chemical analyses, in just a few minutes, using small samples, and reading them with standard cell phones. Video available at: https://youtu.be/lViVR-_5_SY?t=1 

It’s a pleasure to announce that Madhushi Bandara has joined the lab. Madhushi graduated from University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry. Her undergraduate research project was based on Determining the descriptor values for Benzylidine acetone and Benzylidine acetophenone by gas chromatographic methods and liquid-liquid partition in totally biphasic…

  Happy and honored to participate in this event organized by the Office of Hispanic Outreach in collaboration with Admissions and various Clemson Latinx student-based organizations. Through interactive panel discussions, participants will have the opportunity to engage with current Clemson students, faculty, and staff, and Latinx student-based organizations. The purpose of El Camino to Clemson…

  We are extremely happy to host Mike Roper on April 22. His seminar will be available at https://clemson.zoom.us/j/95371607931?pwd=ZEVINXVLTGpZRnptS1p0eW56Nlpldz09

This proposal aims to support NASA needs expressed in 2020 NASA Technology Taxonomy, TX06 Human Health, Life Support, and Habitation Systems, to develop “Next-Generation Water Monitoring Systems with Nanotechnology”. The proposed STTR project aims to develop a nanoparticle based microfluidic colorimetric sensor for the detection and quantification of metal ions. The desired sensitivity, selectivity and…