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Speaker and Topic: Nanotechnology Aspects of Biosensing and Bio-reactions in the Gas Phase
Dave deLesdernier
Abstract: With the recent outbreak of E. coli contaminated foods and the continuing threat of bioterrorism, detection of minute
levels of pathogens is the subject of numerous research activities. Current USDA protocols take 8+ hours to detect E. coli
in beef samples. Antibody coated piezoelectric mass sensors capable of detecting a single cell can reduce this detection
time to less than 15 minutes. David deLesdernier will present the nano-scale aspects of liquid and gas phase
biochemical reactions with emphasis on immunosensors for pathogen detection. An extension of the
technical discussion will include the commercialization pathways for university research.
Location: The Cynwyd Club, 332 Trevor Lane, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004.
From City Line Ave. (Route # 1) drive north on Conshohocken State Road (Route # 23) about 3 long blocks. Continue north on Trevor Lane instead of following Route #23 left. At “Y” in road one block north on Trevor Lane turn left where clubhouse and parking are on the left side of the road. Please park in lot if space is available; otherwise park on Trevor Lane. If lost, call the club at 610-667-4524.
Reservation:Reservation: To make or cancel a dinner reservation, e-mail
CCNReservations@aol.com or call the ACS office at 215-382-1589 (leave
message on voicemail if necessary). Fee, including food and beverages, is
$25 provided reservations are made 6 PM Thursday, before the meeting ; $30 if made
subsequently by 6 PM Friday, before the meeting. If no reservation is made by the
final deadline, the dinner price will be $35. No-shows will be invoiced.
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