We are a research team specializing in nanomedicine, biosensors, and functional materials.
We integrate academic expertise with practical applications through the implementation of national and international projects.

The Biosensor Laboratory is equipped with instrumentation that enables research on the design, fabrication, and characterization of biosensors, particularly electrochemical systems. The core equipment includes a set of PalmSens potentiostats for electrochemical measurements, as well as a range of laboratory measurement instruments. The laboratory also features a dedicated workstation for nanomaterial synthesis and precision tools used in drop-casting and taping techniques.

In addition, the laboratory is equipped with a New Brunswick ultra-low-temperature freezer for the storage of biological materials, as well as FlashForge and Bambu Lab 3D printers used, among other applications, for the design and fabrication of components for measurement systems and prototypes. The facilities are complemented by a Brother cutting plotter, enabling the precise cutting of components used in electrode preparation, as well as a dedicated workstation for the design and construction of biosensor platforms. The laboratory also has specialized software for the acquisition, analysis, and processing of electrochemical measurement data.