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Dr. Jun Tan is a leading figure in the development of advanced optical sensors for biomedical and microfluidic applications. His research focuses on luminescent materials, particularly platinum porphyrin-based copolymers, designed for high-performance dissolved oxygen sensing. Dr. Tan’s major contribution includes the creation of a novel hydrophobic luminescent copolymer, P(Pt‑TPP‑TFEMA), which serves as a highly permeable dissolved oxygen sensor for microbioreactors. This work, published in 2013 and cited 27 times, addresses the critical need for reliable, non-invasive oxygen monitoring in small-volume, high-throughput bioprocesses. By engineering a copolymer with enhanced oxygen permeability and luminescence stability, Dr. Tan has enabled more precise control of cellular microenvironments, advancing the capabilities of microbioreactor systems. His achievements highlight the intersection of polymer chemistry and bioengineering, offering practical solutions for real-time metabolic sensing. Dr. Tan’s research continues to influence the design of smart materials for biomedical diagnostics and tissue engineering, making him a notable contributor to the field of optical biosensing.
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