Presentation on Sensing In Microfluidics
Mohammed Zourob received his Ph.D in 2003 from Department of instrumentation and Analytical Science (DIAS) from The University of Manchester. From 2003-2005 Dr. Zourob worked as a researcher at the University of Manchester working in biosensors and lab on a chip for life science applications. Then he moved to the Department of Biomaterials Science to work in developing high throughput screening platforms for 鈥淥mics鈥� applications. At the end of 2005 Dr. Zourob moved to the institute of Biotechnology at the University of Cambridge where his research focuses on optical sensing and lab-on-a chip. On late 2006 he headed the biosensors division at Biophage Pharma Inc. and then the R & D at GDG Environment. Dr. Zourob edited 5 monographs in biosensors, a number of patents and many peer-reviewed articles. Since September 2010 he is heading the BBBL lab at INRS where he has 6 post docs and 6 Ph.D students working in different projects related to biosensors, recognition receptors and lab on a chip. Dr. Zourob research interest includes the development of chemo/biosensors, highthroughput screening for 鈥淥mics鈥� applications, platform for therasonstics applications, and lab on a chip for life science applications.