Styczynski Research Group

Imagine if building new medicines or sustainable materials was as straightforward as snapping together LEGO bricks. That’s what @stygroupGT in @GTChBE is working on — creating 8 ready-to-use modules that could support different kinds of biotechnology. b.gatech.edu/4hbRLNG

With a simple, flexible, no-equipment-needed platform, @GTChBE researchers in @stygroupGT are creating a new way to test for disease at home or in places where medical resources are limited. b.gatech.edu/41sUBWX

Congrats to BioE Ph.D. candidate Alexandra Patterson, winner of the 2025 Suddath Award! Highlights from her presentation today titled "Enabling Technologies for Next-Generation Cell-Free Diagnostics" and the award presented by the Suddath family 🏆 #IBB #SuddathSymposium

Excited to share our work in @ScienceAdvances! TLISA is a plug-and-play cell-free protein biosensor system developed by @MeganAMcSweeney. We hope this technology is a stepping stone to expand protein detection at the point-of-care! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Excited to share our latest study on Cu-based nanozymes for sarcosine sensing-a key cancer biomarker!🎉By integrating diodes and light-dependent resistor, we achieved a simple yet effective colorimetric readout, suitable for field deployment. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art… @RoySocChem

And just to wrap up the week of @ChEnected and bid hello to November, here's a photo featuring StyGroup alumni in San Diego. Thanks @YZhang952 for organizing!