Nishat Tasnim
Current status: PhD. Student at the University of Illinois Chicago
About
Nishat Tasnim, a B.Sc. graduate from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Dhaka, is currently advancing her research in various biosensing applications. She is currently working as a Research Assistant in the lab. Her work encompasses a range of experimental projects, such as the detection of microbial growth, the detection of different materials in solvents, etc. Her recently published project involves the proposal of a flexible wearable sensor made of nanoparticles that utilizes SERS technology for biosensing applications. Her diverse research endeavors in biosensing hold the potential to make significant contributions to various fields, broadening her capabilities in detection and analysis.
Recent publications
SmartDetectAI: An AI-Powered Web App for Real-Time Colorimetric Detection of Heavy Metals in Water
AI-powered monitoring platforms can significantly enhance the accessibility and responsiveness of water quality assessment in decentralized and resource-limited settings. Conventional methods for detecting heavy metal ions, such as atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS),…
Microwave-based sensor for cadmium detection utilizing bacterial inhibition: A step toward non-contact heavy metal detection
Due to the growing concerns over heavy metal contamination and its adverse effects on environmental and public health, we propose a novel approach for non-contact detection of heavy metals, integrating microwave technology…
Flexible, stretchable, and single-molecule-sensitive SERS-active sensor for wearable biosensing applications
The development of wearable sensors for remote patient monitoring and personalized medicine has led to a revolution in biomedical technology. Plasmonic metasurfaces that enhance Raman scattering signals have recently gained attention as…