Aydogan Ozcan is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCLA's California NanoSystems Institute. Follow him around UCLA's campus as he discusses wireless health and demonstrates detecting malaria...
Aydogan Ozcan is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCLA's California NanoSystems Institute. Follow him around UCLA's campus as he discusses wireless health and demonstrates detecting malaria, tuberculosis, and other diseases with a cellphone!
In August 2009, Technology Review magazine recognized Ozcan as one of the world's top innovators under the age of 35 for his lens free imaging platform and its implications in wireless health.
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I work with both HIV and Malaria in South Africa/Mozambique. I was hoping to get the LabNow CD4 analyzer, but I wonder if I should wait till you are able to develop your device instead. Bravo for the creativity here. You will change the way we do health building in the developing world.
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I work with both HIV and Malaria in South Africa/Mozambique. I was hoping to get the LabNow CD4 analyzer, but I wonder if I should wait till you are able to develop your device instead. Bravo for the creativity here. You will change the way we do health building in the developing world.
Blessings,
Rick Gutierrez MD