CIDAR Lab has been awarded an NSF award. James Roberts, a PhD student in the CIDAR Lab at Boston University, has been selected as an NSF-NIST Scholar-in-Residence for their project, Developing a Standardized AI-ready Pipeline for Organizing, Representing, and Training on Massive Datasets of Integrated Genetic Circuits. Through this award, James will spend a full‑time research residency at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), where he will collaborate wit

Check out the new paper along with website! Paper: https://rdcu.be/etI3p Website: https://www.programmingbiology.org/csbs

A paper from the CIDAR Lab titled "Integrated Real-Time CMOS Luminescence Sensing and Impedance Spectroscopy in Droplet Microfluidics"...

CIDAR Lab congratulates alumna Aya Kassem for graduating Magna Cum Laude from Boston University with a B.S. in Computer Engineering. As...

This summer research experience is the latest addition to STEM Pathways, an outreach program whose mission is to broaden the pipeline...

With food scraps and other organic ingredients, a BU bioreactor project models sustainable manufacturing

The DropMAM (Droplet Microfluidics Automation Machine) is a novel, modular piece of technology with electronic integration throughout. It...

Diana presented on "Efficient Droplet Microfluidic Characterization for Design Automation" at the International Workshop on Bio-Design...

As biological challenges get more complicated, they presented a case study where synthetic microbial communities and multi-layer...

Working with CIDAR Lab alum Ali Lashkaripour from the Fordyce lab at Stanford University, David co-authored a review paper surveying the...