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Dr. Yordan Kostov's lists of Grants
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1. Controller system for mini-pPCR
PI: Kostov
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2. Miniature and low-cost wireless sensor platform for environmental monitoring
PI - Kostov
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3. Optical sensor for ethanol measurements
PI - Kostov
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4. Engineered Proteins for Low-Cost Metabolic Monitoring
PI: Tolosa L., Kostov Y - collaborator
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5. Low-cost portable system for multi-analyte metabolic monitoring
PI: L. Tolosa, Kostov – collaborator
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6. Low-cost, high-sensitivity fluorescence sensor technology
PI: G. Rao, Kostov – Co-PI
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7. Low Cost High Throughput Cell Cultivation Apparatus
PI: G. Rao, Kostov – Colaborator
The project intends to work on the development of low-cost, non-invasive optical sensor technology in mniature scaled down versions of liter scale bioreactors. We employ optical sensing techniques where an analyte-sensitive patch is placed in each microbioreactor where cells are grown and monitored optically from outside. pO2, pH, and optical density are monitored. The proposed system will allow 24 milliliter scale bioreactor experiments to be simultaneously conducted under precisely controlled conditions at about the same cost as a single laboratory bioreactor.
8. Constructing a Low Cost Instrumented Microbioreactor
PI: G. Rao, Kostov – Colaborator
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9. Solid-state sensor for GFP and DsRed
PI: Kostov
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