Samuel Dulay

M.Sc and PhD degree, a researcher involved in carrying out research on the development of biosensor lab-on-a-chip device for the detection of different pathogens from prototype system to eventually transfer the underlying technology for commercial use. Specifically, I work on the biosensor’s surface chemistry, improving and optimising biosensor’s analytical performance, detection of amplified real samples and evaluation of device development.

Field of specializations:
– Immunosensor and Genosensor development
– All solid state Ion-selective electrode array sensors (micro sensors)
– Lab-On a-Chip (LOC) devices
– Electrochemical measurements such as amperometry, potentiometry, voltammetry, and impedance spectroscopy
– Fluorescence techniques for characterisation imaging and at the same time detection technique
– Analytical sampling such as real sample detection and in-vivo and in-vitro analysis
– Surface chemistry platform development, characterisation and application
– Hydrogel development for biomedical applications