NIRT: Active Nanostructure Enabled On-Chip
Spectroscopy System for Cancer Detection

    
     
                            
 

PI:

Won Park (University of Colorado) email: won.park@colorado.edu

Co-PIs:

JB Lee
 (University of Texas at Dallas)
Lynne Bemis
(University of Colorado at Denver Health Sciences Center)
Bill Robinson
 (University of Colorado at Denver Health Sciences Center)

Collaborators:

John Moreland (NIST)
Geoff Lindsay (NAVAIR)
MicroFab Technologies, Inc.
Zyvex Corporation

  

 
Program Overview

*This website is currently under construction. The links above are not yet operational.*

Press Releases:

University of Colorado at Boulder: link

University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center: link

Posters:

Click here to see our current poster.

NIRT program goal:

  • Achieve on-chip detection of cancer with high specificity and high sensitivity
  • Interdisciplinary program that combines nanophotonics, nano-elecrtro-mechanical
    s    ystems (NEMS), microfluidics, and cancer biology
  • Thrust areas
    – Tunable negative index lens
    – On-chip system integration
    – Nanoprobe-based cancer detection

NIRT program overview:

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