It is all about Bioengineering for Human Health ……

In the past 100 years, nearly 5,000 species of infectious diseases have been discovered in animals, plants, and archaea. Many diseases have very low infectious doses, high transmissibility, and unreliable detection strategies. Consequently, infectious diseases cause a grave threat to public health as well as the global economy. This fact has been highlighted by the recent global pandemic associated with SARS-CoV-2, which has already killed hundreds of thousands and drastically disrupted daily life for many throughout the globe.

As a researcher specializing in biotechnical engineering, my academic footprint is firmly rooted in human health. With a focus on the detection and treatment of infectious diseases, my research program will develop advanced and innovative Bioengineering and Biosensing approaches that can be used to detect emerging infectious diseases in food, environmental, and clinical samples. Our developed advanced and innovative technologies will be extremely important in solving critical and emerging issues in human health, improving public health, and releasing economic burdens.