IIT Jodhpur researchers develop sensor to track disease progression, provide rapid medical support

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: April 12 2024

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IIT Jodhpur has developed a nano sensor aimed at quickly identifying serious illnesses by targeting cytokines.
The nano sensor utilizes semiconductor technology and Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) for detecting diseases within 30 minutes.
Led by Professor Ajay Agarwal, this breakthrough is poised to revolutionize treatment methods, particularly in the management of autoimmune and infectious diseases.

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IIT Jodhpur researchers develop sensor to track disease progression, provide rapid medical support