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AIMID Clinical Microbiology Meeting 2022, Oviedo, Spain

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2022-09-21

Dr Al Edwards and Dr Sarah Needs are presenting their research at the I Asturias International Meeting on Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Disease (AIMID) 2022 in Oviedo, Spain. Oviedo, 21st…Read More >

AIMID Clinical Microbiology Meeting 2022, Oviedo, Spain

New article: UTIs are still diagnosed using a 140-year-old method – here’s why

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2022-09-02

Our article “UTIs are still diagnosed using a 140-year-old method – here’s why” by Alexander Edwards and Sarah Needs has been published on The Conversation. Check out the web link…Read More >

New article: UTIs are still diagnosed using a 140-year-old method – here’s why

Visiting HUCA, Oviedo

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2022-04-282022-09-21

Dr Al Edwards and Dr Sarah Needs visited the Department of the Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias (HUCA) in Oviedo, Spain to work with clinical microbiology labs. Sarah Needs, at…Read More >

Visiting HUCA, Oviedo

New paper: Methods for rapid prototyping novel labware: using CAD and desktop 3D printing in the microbiology laboratory

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2022-04-26

Using 3D technologies in healthcare is dramatically increasing since its first development. Whilst, there are many advantages,  and applications for microbiology, their use in bacterial antibiotic resistance is still rare….Read More >

New paper: Methods for rapid prototyping novel labware: using CAD and desktop 3D printing in the microbiology laboratory

New Paper Out! MicroMI: a Portable Microbiological Mobile Incubator

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-10-272021-10-27

Incubation at the right temperature is a crucial step to performing the microbiological test. Therefore, the incubator is an essential type of equipment in most microbiology laboratories. In reality, tests…Read More >

New Paper Out! MicroMI: a Portable Microbiological Mobile Incubator

The Imaging Rig: Open-Source Microfluidic Blood Test

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-10-12

Open-source hardware and software are becoming more and more common. We have built an open-source robotic system. We call it the Imaging Rig. It has been designed to measure platelet…Read More >

The Imaging Rig: Open-Source Microfluidic Blood Test

1D individual bacteria counting

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-07-152021-07-15

We have developed a darkfield imaging system that can be used to count individual bacteria concentrations in 1-dimensional microfluidic assays rather than 2D agar surface. We show that bacteria enumeration…Read More >

1D individual bacteria counting

Proud to Announce: We are ISO 8601 Compatible

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-04-212021-04-21

We have been looking for a date format that is internationally understood. We finally decided to use the date that compatible with ISO 8601. And finally, we end the debate…Read More >

Proud to Announce: We are ISO 8601 Compatible

Testing, Diagnostics and Design Research ensuring confidence and accuracy in COVID testing

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-04-20

A project named “Information design for diagnostics”, was initiated by a multidisciplinary team, of which Prof Sue Walker, Dr Al Edwards, Julie Hart, Dr Josefina Bravo, Dr Sarah Needs, Gemma…Read More >

Testing, Diagnostics and Design Research ensuring confidence and accuracy in COVID testing

New Paper Out! Counting bacteria in microfluidic devices

Written by
Ruya Meltem Sariyer
Posted on
2021-03-292021-03-29

We have published a new paper! In this work we look at counting bacteria by segregating them into 1 -2 microlitre compartments and using a simple colour change to measure…Read More >

New Paper Out! Counting bacteria in microfluidic devices

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