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This article highlights the work of Purdue University scholar and innovator Dr. Mohit Verma. He is using nanotechnology and nanomaterials to create modern diagnostic tools and paper-based devices to detect pathogens in plants, animals and humans. He is also developing rapid detection devices using loop-mediated isothermal amplification technology for field applications. Dr. Verma is exploring a range of exciting developments, such as soft robots, artificial intelligence/machine learning, and smart gut-sampling capsules.

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The Edge: An Interview with Dr. Mohit Verma of Purdue University

Purdue University is home to some of the most innovative minds in the country, and the Edge program is a great way to put the spotlight on their achievements. In this episode, we get to meet Dr. Mohit Verma, Assistant Professor in the Department of Agriculture and Biological Engineering, and Assistant Director of the Purdue Institute of Inflammation, Immunology and Infectious Disease.

Exploring Microbiome Sciences

Dr. Verma’s research focuses on the exploration of microbiome sciences, and he has been able to develop modern diagnostic tools and paper-based devices to detect pathogens in plants, animals, and humans. He has achieved this through his background in nanotechnology and nanomaterials.

Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification Technology

Dr. Verma has also been able to develop rapid detection devices using loop-mediated isothermal amplification technology for field applications. This technology has allowed him to develop paper-based devices that can detect pathogens quickly and accurately. He also discussed the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in his research, as well as the development of smart gut-sampling capsules.

A Vision for the Future

Dr. Verma’s research has opened up a wide range of possibilities for the future of microbiome sciences. He has a strong vision for the future of his field, and his innovations have the potential to revolutionize the way we detect and treat diseases. He is also an entrepreneur, and his work has the potential to create new businesses and opportunities.

The Edge program is a great way to showcase the incredible work of Purdue University scholars and innovators. Dr. Verma’s interview is an inspiring look into the world of microbiome sciences and the potential for new innovations and breakthroughs in the future.

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The Edge is a program that puts a spotlight on Purdue University scholars and innovators, highlighting their careers, scientific achievements, and their vision for the future of their scientific field. Focusing on Microbiome Sciences, Dr. Tommy Sors, Assistant Director of the Purdue Institute of Inflammation, Immunology and Infectious Disease, conducts an in-depth interview with Dr. Mohit Verma, Assistant Professor in the Department of Agriculture and Biological Engineering. Dr. Verma describes how his background in nanotechnology and nanomaterials is empowering him to make modern diagnostic tools and paper-based devices to detect pathogens in plants, animals and humans. Dr. Verma explained how he is developing rapid detection devices using loop-mediated isothermal amplification technology for field applications. Touching on subjects such as soft robots, artificial intelligence/machine learning, smart gut-sampling capsules, Dr. Verma covers a wide range of exciting developments occurring in his laboratory.
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