NSERC Presents Two Minutes with Warren Chan

June 1, 2013 1 min read

IBBME core professor Warren Chan discusses his research in nanotechnology, through which Chan is creating platforms for fast, cost-efficient and simple disease detection.

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NSERC Presents Two Minutes with Warren Chan

Researchers develop a quantum dot smartphone device to diagnose and track COVID-19

An innovative approach to visualize the peri-implant healing process at single-cell resolution

New method can improve drug delivery in implants