Grigori Paris
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About
Grigori Paris is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of laser-based microfabrication and high-throughput chemical synthesis. His core research areas encompass advanced laser-patterning techniques, combinatorial chemistry, and the development of novel microarray platforms for biomedical applications. Paris’s major contribution lies in democratizing and automating laser-induced forward transfer (LIFT) for practical, high-density synthesis. His highly cited 2019 work introduced a low-cost laser-based nano-3D polymer printer, enabling rapid surface patterning and the in-situ chemical synthesis of peptide and glycan microarrays—a technique that embeds chemicals within polymer nanolayers as a "solid solvent." Building on this, his 2022 paper achieved a significant leap by fully automating the LIFT process, allowing for the high-throughput combinatorial synthesis of over 10,000 compounds directly on glass slides for infectious disease screening. With each of these cornerstone papers garnering 16 citations, Paris’s work is recognized for transforming a proof-of-concept technique into a robust, automated tool, directly impacting the speed and accessibility of screening for global health threats.
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