Min Zhao

Title: Min Zhao and a Multifluidic Device for Multiplexed Detection

Introduction

Min Zhao is an inventor associated with West Lafayette, Indiana, and Purdue Research Foundation. His patent work describes a paper-based microfluidic device designed to support colorimetric, multiplexed detection of substances.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Min Zhao: “Multifluidic Device and Processing System for Colorimetric Multiplexed Detection of a Substance.” The invention describes a μPAD with a paper-based substrate patterned with non-polar material, leaving exposed regions that form a receiving area, test areas, and connecting channels. The channels direct an analyte solution from the receiving area to colorimetric sensors positioned in the test areas. An associated system processes images captured from the device to provide multiplexed analysis of the applied solution. The supplied record attributes 1 patent to Zhao.

Career Highlights

Zhao’s listed affiliation is Purdue Research Foundation. The patent’s focus on combining a paper-based fluidic platform with image processing illustrates an approach to analyzing multiple targets using a compact device.

Collaborations

Lia Antoaneta Stanciu-Gregory is identified as Zhao’s coworker in the supplied information. The patent description presents the device and processing system as a coordinated platform for multiplexed analysis.

Conclusion

Min Zhao’s listed patent centers on a μPAD that channels analyte solutions to colorimetric sensors and uses image processing to support multiplexed detection.