My lab has developed mSHINE, allowing for both highly multiplexed and portable nucleic acid detection. Very exciting work led by the talented @sijbren-kramer.bsky.social, who is off to do a PhD at Stanford at the end of the month!

Multiplexed nucleic acid detection is critical for the surveillance of pathogens and mutations, but existing technologies either require extensive lab equipment or have low multiplexing. We built a portable microfluidic manifold for massively multiplexed CRISPR-based detection. (1/12)

Our latest paper using SHINE for TB detection directly from sputum just came out in Science Advances! See the thread from co-first author Alex Bell for more details...