Over the past few months, the 10 Doctoral Candidates of the ECLectic Doctoral Network have taken us behind the scenes of their research activities across Europe. Through a dedicated social media campaign, each DC shared updates from the lab, showcasing the technologies, techniques, and innovations they are currently developing to advance electrochemiluminescence-based biosensing for early sepsis diagnosis.
Here’s what they’ve been up to:
🔹 DC1 – Claudia Martinez Assenjo (UNIBO)
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🔹 DC2 – Chiara Giustini (CIC biomaGUNE)
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🔹 DC3 – Nayla Naomi Kusimoto Takeuti (UMIL)
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🔹 DC4 – Elisa D’Arrigo(UBx)
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🔹 DC5 – Luigi Dragonetti (DCU)
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🔹 DC6 – Wissal El Majdoub (imec NL)
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🔹 DC7 – Ezequiel Rubiales Romero (UCM)
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🔹 DC8 – Stephania Rodríguez Muiña (BCMaterials)
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🔹 DC9 – Abdulkadir Yelwa Sadiq (UKLFR)
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🔹 DC10 – Tereza Jahodova (DBS)
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These lab snapshots give just a glimpse of the interlinked, interdisciplinary work being carried out in the ECLectic network – bridging chemistry, biology, physics, and engineering to tackle one of today’s biggest medical challenges: early and accurate diagnosis of sepsis.
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