2025

Oct 01

Revolutionizing early cancer detection with at-home technology Opens in new window

An award of up to $26.7 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) has been secured by a CMU-led team to offer an at-home solution to detect more than 30 Stage 1 solid tumor cancers from a simple urine sample.

Videos

Burak Ozdoganlar: Improving Drug Delivery and Diagnostics with Microneedle Arrays
Mechanical Engineering’s Burak Ozdoganlar discusses his research on microneedle arrays, a potential alternative to traditional syringes for applications such as drug delivery and biomarker measurement.

Joshua R. Siegel: Researching Microneedle Arrays
Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. candidate Joshua Siegel discusses his research on microneedle arrays and their use in minimally invasive real-time diagnostics.