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Science
& Innovation
Sersense develops next-generation diagnostic technologies at the intersection of science and engineering. Our platform integrates advanced assays, microfluidics, and biosensing to deliver accurate, accessible, and scalable diagnostic solutions.
Our Scientific Foundation
Our technology platform integrates advanced assay technologies with microfluidics and biosensing to enable faster, simpler, and more accessible diagnostics.
Microfluidic Engineering
Engineering integrated microfluidic systems for precise sample handling and fluid control, enabling compact and reliable point-of-care diagnostics.
Biosensing
Leveraging advanced biosensing technologies for rapid and accurate point-of-care detection of target analytes in clinical samples.
Translational Diagnostics
Moving laboratory breakthroughs into validated diagnostic platforms designed for global clinical implementation.
Featured Scientific Publications
Electrochemical Immunoassay for Detecting Surface Markers of Preeclampsia on Urinary Extracellular Vesicles
Lee S., Gonzalez-Suarez A., Huang X., Suvakov S., Garovic V.D., Stybayeva G., Revzin A.
ACS Sensors, 2023
This work demonstrated electrochemical immunoassays for detecting biomarkers on urinary extracellular vesicles associated with preeclampsia, supporting electrochemical sensing approaches for maternal health diagnostics.
Our work builds upon advances in assay science, biosensing, and microfluidics to develop diagnostic technologies designed for real-world clinical impact.
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From Discovery to Diagnostic Technology
Sersense translates scientific and engineering advances into practical diagnostic technologies designed to make testing simpler, faster, and more accessible.
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Scientific Discovery
Research & Development
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Diagnostic Platform
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Clinical Collaboration
Our research and development efforts are supported through collaborations with clinical researchers and institutions working to improve maternal health outcomes. This work includes ongoing collaboration with investigators at Mayo Clinic and other clinical partners.