Researchers at Ravenshaw University have developed a groundbreaking portable device for instant cancer detection using microfluidics and biosensor technology. Granted a design patent by the Union government, this device, led by Prof Luna Samanta, offers a user-friendly touchscreen for easy sample collection and analysis. It requires minimal body fluid samples and is specifically designed for portability and use in remote areas. The device employs advanced biosensors for detecting specific cancer biomarkers through various methods. It’s currently in the technology readiness phase, with plans for clinical trials and eventual commercialization​​.

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