Laura Ceriotti
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Laura Ceriotti is a leading figure in the development of whole-cell biosensors and microfluidic array technologies. Her research lies at the intersection of synthetic biology and bioanalytical engineering, with a focus on creating miniaturized, high-throughput platforms for environmental and biomedical sensing. Her most-cited work, "A printed nanolitre-scale bacterial sensor array" (2010, 38 citations), introduced a groundbreaking approach to integrating living bacterial sensors into nanolitre-scale arrays. This innovation dramatically reduced reagent volumes and enabled parallel, real-time detection of chemical and biological targets, addressing key limitations in traditional biosensing. Ceriotti’s contributions have advanced the field of whole-cell array biosensors, offering scalable solutions for toxin detection, pathogen monitoring, and drug screening. Her work is widely recognized for bridging the gap between laboratory-scale research and practical, field-deployable devices. With a strong citation record, Ceriotti continues to shape the future of bioanalytical tools, inspiring new generations of researchers to harness the power of living cells for sensing applications.
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- 1A printed nanolitre-scale bacterial sensor array38 citations · 2010