A new type of biomedical sensors is emerging, based on ultraminiature electronic circuits able to capture a single molecule and monitor its movements or interactions over time. The proposed research program will use this innovative approach to study DNA and proteins in regimes that are difficult or impossible to access with other techniques. The large amount of data collected by these experiments will provide unique insight into the fundamental mechanisms of human biology and will open avenues to improve cancer detection technology using electronic sensor devices.

Location on the University campus

• Portrait de Delphine Bouilly, titulaire de la chaire
• 28-02-2017 Un financement de 10 M$ pour des infrastructures de recherche à l’UdeM
• 11-05-2017 Les chercheurs de l’UdeM offrent une 2e tournée de Pinte de science au public montréalais
• 18-12-2017 Nouvel appui majeur à la recherche à l’Université de Montréal

At Université de Montreal

• Delphine Bouilly - Titulaire