And now on to the next conference. @MicroTas2023 #KatowicePoland here we come :) Jacqueline Linnes Dr. Tamara Kinzer-Ursem

That’s a wrap. What a wonderful #BMES2023 meeting. Congratulations to all TKU lab trainees for their successful talks and posters! Grad students Emeka Nwanochie, Hui Ma and undergrads Shiv Shulka and Juan Claudio Escalante

👇🏽 #LetsGo !

Applications are open for the Lillian Gilbreth Postdoctoral Fellowship Program, offered through #PurdueEngineering . Fellows are appointed for a two-year term and receive a $70K annual stipend and benefits. A closer look at research opportunities: bit.ly/43IBcjT

🦠E. coli is a common bacteria associated with foodborne illnesses. Our portable device offers fast & accurate detection, empowering you to take proactive measures. Please contact us for information on pre-sales & how to become a pilot partner. 🤝💡 #EcoliDetection #Prevention

Honored to be able to serve Purdue Engineering and our amazing graduate student in this role.

Tamara Kinzer-Ursem, Martha E. Gross Associate Professor in Purdue Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, is the new associate dean for graduate and professional education for #PurdueEngineering . Her appointment was effective July 1, 2023. bit.ly/44V4f4V

Thrilled to see this work published. For those interested in labeling newly synthesized peptides; a comp model to predict ncAA tissue distribution and protein labeling. Code here: tiny.cc/sco5vz
Paper here: tinyurl.com/4sx877z6

I could watch this video all day long. Yes you have to put in energy to create order. But tell me that 'self-assembly' is not satisfying :)

We are excited to announce that OmniVis won the Purdue Research Foundation Ag-Celerator! Co-founder Dr. Tamara Kinzer-Ursem gave a stellar pitch. We are excited for this honor and can't wait for next steps to help the world with #foodsafety .

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'Cholera has persisted in Africa partly because of worsening sanitation, poor and unreliable water supplies, and worsening socioeconomic conditions.' -Kenya Medical Research Institute's Dr. Sam Kariuki, interviewed by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. #EndCholera
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OmniVis is conducting market research for Food Safety Testing! If you are a professional in this sector, please feel free to fill out our online survey!
#foodsafety #foodsafety testing #foodborneillness

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Would love to have you be a pert of the team TKU!!

Cholera is caused by the ingestion of water or food contaminated with a bacteria called vibrio cholerae. The return of cholera is a 'catastrophe' in Haiti. #cholera #waterbonedisease #vibriocholerae

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OmniVis was announced as a winner of the 2022 Pepperdine Graziadio Most Fundable Companies! OmniVis is a rapid detection biotechnology company co-founded by #PurdueBME 's Dr. Tamara Kinzer-Ursem and Jacqueline Linnes, and Steve Wereley from Purdue Mechanical Engineering.
Learn More: lnkd.in/ecm3u9e

🚀Adranos in 2020
🧪Amplified Sciences in 2021
🔎OmniVis in 2022

OmniVis was among the Gold level winners in the competition, one of 16 winners recognized among 4,000 early stage U.S. start companies that applied.

OmniVis is a biotechnology company located in San Francisco that has developed an integrated platform to detect pathogens faster, more accurately and more economically than current methods. Three of its co-founders are Purdue researchers:

What’s great session! Thank you Katie Galloway and Junyoung Park for putting together a great set of speakers and the invitation to share work from the TKU lab.