TY - PAT
T1 - Cascaded Mosfet Embedded Multi-Input Microcantilever
AU - Shekhawat, Gajendra S
AU - Dravid, Vinayak
N1 - filingdate: 2006-12-4
issueddate: 2010-7-20
Status: published
attorneydocketnumber: 2003-072-04
PY - 2007/6/28
Y1 - 2007/6/28
N2 - Bio-chem Electronic Sensors Based on Cascaded MOSFET Embedded Microcantilevers
NU 2003-072
Inventors
Gajendra S. Shekhawat*
Vinayak P. Dravid
Arvind Srivastava
Soo-Hyun Tark
Short Description
An all-electronic, label- and optics-free bio-chem sensing technology based on Cascaded MOSFET embedded microcantilever.
Abstracts
A promising sensing technology has been developed at Northwestern using label- and optics-free all-electronic approach for wide variety of bio-molecular and chemical detection and diagnosis. Biomedical and other scientific research areas necessitate competent bio-chem sensors, whereas current available devices fail to satisfy this need due to insufficient performance and technology disadvantages, such as large size, low sensitivity and incompatibility with standard CMOS technology. Northwestern's novel bio-chem sensors overcome these disadvantages by developing cascaded micro-cantilevers with metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET) embedded into the base. Biochemical binding during the sensing process leads to the mechanical deflection of the micro-cantilevers, which can be measured and recorded via MOSFET as drain current signals. This technology offers low-noise, high-sensitivity, direct-readout, and microelectronics-compatible bio-chem sensing for various applications, such as parallel on-chip signal sensing, cancer detection, and remote signaling.
Applications
o Bio-molecular and chemical sensing
o Parallel on-chip signal sensing
o Biomedical diagnostic, such as cancer detection
o Environment monitoring
Advantages
o Label- and optics-free and All-electronic sensing
o Small size
o Low noise, high cross sensitivity and direct readout
o Compatibility with proven CMOS engineering platform
Publications
G. S. Shekhawat and V.P. Dravid, "MOSFET-Embedded Microcantilevers for Measuring Deflection in Biomolecular Sensors", Science, 2006, Vol. 311, pp. 1592-1595, DOI: 10.1126/science.112588
IP Status
Issued US patents No. 7,157,897, No. 7,759,924
Marketing Contact
Arjan Quist , PhD
Invention Associate
(e) [email protected]
(p) (847) 467-0305
AB - Bio-chem Electronic Sensors Based on Cascaded MOSFET Embedded Microcantilevers
NU 2003-072
Inventors
Gajendra S. Shekhawat*
Vinayak P. Dravid
Arvind Srivastava
Soo-Hyun Tark
Short Description
An all-electronic, label- and optics-free bio-chem sensing technology based on Cascaded MOSFET embedded microcantilever.
Abstracts
A promising sensing technology has been developed at Northwestern using label- and optics-free all-electronic approach for wide variety of bio-molecular and chemical detection and diagnosis. Biomedical and other scientific research areas necessitate competent bio-chem sensors, whereas current available devices fail to satisfy this need due to insufficient performance and technology disadvantages, such as large size, low sensitivity and incompatibility with standard CMOS technology. Northwestern's novel bio-chem sensors overcome these disadvantages by developing cascaded micro-cantilevers with metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFET) embedded into the base. Biochemical binding during the sensing process leads to the mechanical deflection of the micro-cantilevers, which can be measured and recorded via MOSFET as drain current signals. This technology offers low-noise, high-sensitivity, direct-readout, and microelectronics-compatible bio-chem sensing for various applications, such as parallel on-chip signal sensing, cancer detection, and remote signaling.
Applications
o Bio-molecular and chemical sensing
o Parallel on-chip signal sensing
o Biomedical diagnostic, such as cancer detection
o Environment monitoring
Advantages
o Label- and optics-free and All-electronic sensing
o Small size
o Low noise, high cross sensitivity and direct readout
o Compatibility with proven CMOS engineering platform
Publications
G. S. Shekhawat and V.P. Dravid, "MOSFET-Embedded Microcantilevers for Measuring Deflection in Biomolecular Sensors", Science, 2006, Vol. 311, pp. 1592-1595, DOI: 10.1126/science.112588
IP Status
Issued US patents No. 7,157,897, No. 7,759,924
Marketing Contact
Arjan Quist , PhD
Invention Associate
(e) [email protected]
(p) (847) 467-0305
M3 - Patent
M1 - 7759924
ER -