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2022 TCCI Summer Newsletter
We are very pleased to share with you TCCI’s latest news and research released over the last few months in our summer newsletter below. You’ll see a couple of firsts for us with the mention of the inaugural Chen Institute
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9th Neuronal Circuits Meeting, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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TCCI Investigator Yang Zhi Publishes Paper on a Technology Dynamically Tracking State Anxiety via Multi-modal Data and Machine Learning
Professor Yang Zhi, Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Investigator and a member of Jiao Tong University School of Medicine affiliated Shanghai Mental Health Center Shanghai and his team recently published a paper in Frontiers in Psychiatry, which introduces a tracking model of state anxiety with high temporal resolution. To capture the dynamic changes of state anxiety […]
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TCCI Investigator Tiger Tao and Jintai Yu listed as Highly Cited Chinese Researchers
On April 14, Elsevier, an academic publishing company specializing in scientific, technical, and medical content, announced the 2021 list of Highly Cited Chinese Researchers. Two investigators from the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute, Tiger Tao and Jintai Yu, made it on the list. TCCI Investigator Tiger Tao Professor Tiger Tao is a researcher […]
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Chinese Scientists Draw Growth Curve of Golden Phase of Brain Development for the First Time
TCCI Investigators Yang Zhi and Yuan Tifei are co-authors TCCI Investigators, Professor Yang Zhi and Professor Yuan Tifei from the Mental Health Center affiliated with Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, Professor Fu Junfen and Director Zhang Hongxi from The Children’s Hospital affiliated with Zhejiang University School of Medicine and other co-authors jointly published […]
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Inaugural Chen Institute Brain and Mind Lecture: Dr Adam Gazzaley
The Chen Institute Brain & Mind Lecture series is an annual event at the California Academy of Sciences that explores brain science and mind health in our rapidly changing world. For the inaugural lecture, A New Era of Experiential Medicine: Technology to Enhance Cognition, UCSF’s Dr. Adam Gazzaley described his research on integrating technology […]
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Monitoring of Intra-Tumoral Drug Pharmacokinetics In Vivo With Implantable Sensors
Summary Drug discovery is costly, with only about 10% of drugs in Phase 1 trials gaining FDA approval, largely due to poor understanding of pharmacokinetics (PK). Standard blood-based PK measurements don’t accurately reflect drug levels in tumor tissues, which have complex microenvironments. A team led by Professor Hyongsok Tom Soh developed an implantable electrochemical aptamer-based […]
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eWEAR: Monitoring of Intra-Tumoral Drug Pharmacokinetics In Vivo With Implantable Sensors
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Nanostructured Electrodes Improve Sensor Sensitivity with Faster Electron Transfer
Summary Electrochemical sensors convert chemical signals from target analytes into electrical signals for detection, making them valuable for biomedical applications. Sensitivity is crucial as clinical biomarkers are often present at very low levels, and electrochemical sensors help monitor drug concentrations like doxorubicin in biofluids. A team led by Professor Hyongsok Tom Soh at Stanford developed […]
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eWEAR: Nanostructured Electrodes Improve Sensor Sensitivity with Faster Electron Transfer