Welcome to the Nanomagnetic Biosensors & Devices Group!
Led by Prof. Kai Wu, our interdisciplinary team at the Wu Lab is dedicated to advancing healthcare through the innovative application of magnetic nanomaterials and nanodevices. Our research spans multiple domains, including circuit design, quantum physics, chemistry, biology, and artificial intelligence, all converging to develop cutting-edge solutions for disease diagnosis and treatment.
Our current research focuses on: (1) Magnetic nanomaterials and nanodevices for biomedical applications; (2) Wearable biosensors, magnetic biosensors, optical biosensors; (3) Magnetic particle imaging and magnetic resonance imaging; and (4) AI-assisted healthcare.
We are passionate about translating our scientific discoveries into real-world healthcare solutions. Whether you are a student eager to delve into interdisciplinary research or a collaborator seeking innovative partnerships, we welcome you to explore our work and join us in pushing the boundaries of nanotechnology in medicine.
Latest News
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A total of 16 (❗SIXTEEN❗) abstracts have been accepted to present posters/orals at the 2025 Joint MMM-Intermag Conference. Among them, 8 are led by our lab and 8 are led by our collaborators’ labs. Here is a list of posters/orals led by our lab: [Read More]
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New Paper Published in Small
Our latest research with collaborators has been published in Small, titled “An Integrated Micro-Heating System for On-Chip Isothermal Amplification of African Swine Fever Virus Genes”. This work reports the on-chip isothermal amplification of ASFV genes. [Read More] -
New Paper Published in Microfluidics and Nanofluidics
Our latest research in collaboration with leading labs from XJTU is published in Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, titled “Investigation on the Focusing and Separation of Polystyrene Microbeads in An Integrated Microfluidic System Using Magnetized Functionalized Flexible Micro-magnet Arrays”. [Read More] -
Two INTERMAG Conference Papers Published in IEEE
Two INTERMAG 2024 conference papers are online! Both are invited talks at the conference, the results are from Prof. Wu’s previous lab at UMN! [Read More] -
New Paper Published in npj spintronics
Our recent review article with the collaborating lab (Jian-Ping Wang), titled “Spintronic Devices for Biomedical Applications” has been published in npj Spintronics, a Nature Portfolio journal. [Read More]
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