Dr. Kunal Mondal is a Staff Scientist at the Idaho National Laboratory in the Materials Science and Engineering Department. His research interests include the micro/nano fabrication of functional materials, materials for extreme environments, soft and stretchable electronics, microfluidics, carbon MEMS/NEMS for soft electronic skin and flexible transistors.

• Section 1: Biomedical applications of metal oxides1. Bioactivity, biocompatibility and toxicity of metal oxides2. Drug delivery using metal oxide nanoparticles3. Cancer therapy, Immunotherapy, photothermal therapy4. Metal oxides for cosmetics, sunscreens5. Role of light-active metal oxide based nanohybrids in biofilm annihilation devicesSection 2: Metal oxide-based biosensors6. Introduction to biosensing7. Exploring the potential of metal oxide nanoparticles for biomedical devices8. Surface coating and functionalization of metal and metal oxides nanoparticles for biomedical applications9. Metal oxides based microfluidic biosensing10. Metal/metal oxides for electrochemical DNA biosensing11. Metal oxides and their composites for biomonitoring application12. Metal oxides for optical biosensing13. Metal oxides for detection of cardiac biomarkersSection 3: Specific metal oxides and their biomedical applications14. Regulating cell function through micro and nano structured transition metal oxides15. Biomedical application of ZnO Nano-scale Materials16. TiO2 nanostructures for biomedical applications17. ZrO2 in biomedical applications18. Iron oxides and its prospects for biomedical applications19. Palladium decorated InGaZnO for Flexible Sweat sensors20. Layered metal oxides for biomedical devices21. Metal oxide/graphene nanocomposites and their biomedical applications22. Liquid metal-based soft actuators and sensors for biomedical applications

Dr. Kunal Mondal is a Staff Scientist at the Idaho National Laboratory in the Materials Science and Engineering Department. His research interests include the micro/nano fabrication of functional materials, materials for extreme environments, soft and stretchable electronics, microfluidics, carbon MEMS/NEMS for soft electronic skin and flexible transistors.

• Section 1: Biomedical applications of metal oxides1. Bioactivity, biocompatibility and toxicity of metal oxides2. Drug delivery using metal oxide nanoparticles3. Cancer therapy, Immunotherapy, photothermal therapy4. Metal oxides for cosmetics, sunscreens5. Role of light-active metal oxide based nanohybrids in biofilm annihilation devicesSection 2: Metal oxide-based biosensors6. Introduction to biosensing7. Exploring the potential of metal oxide nanoparticles for biomedical devices8. Surface coating and functionalization of metal and metal oxides nanoparticles for biomedical applications9. Metal oxides based microfluidic biosensing10. Metal/metal oxides for electrochemical DNA biosensing11. Metal oxides and their composites for biomonitoring application12. Metal oxides for optical biosensing13. Metal oxides for detection of cardiac biomarkersSection 3: Specific metal oxides and their biomedical applications14. Regulating cell function through micro and nano structured transition metal oxides15. Biomedical application of ZnO Nano-scale Materials16. TiO2 nanostructures for biomedical applications17. ZrO2 in biomedical applications18. Iron oxides and its prospects for biomedical applications19. Palladium decorated InGaZnO for Flexible Sweat sensors20. Layered metal oxides for biomedical devices21. Metal oxide/graphene nanocomposites and their biomedical applications22. Liquid metal-based soft actuators and sensors for biomedical applications

Dr. Kunal Mondal is a Staff Scientist at the Idaho National Laboratory in the Materials Science and Engineering Department. His research interests include the micro/nano fabrication of functional materials, materials for extreme environments, soft and stretchable electronics, microfluidics, carbon MEMS/NEMS for soft electronic skin and flexible transistors.

• Section 1: Biomedical applications of metal oxides1. Bioactivity, biocompatibility and toxicity of metal oxides2. Drug delivery using metal oxide nanoparticles3. Cancer therapy, Immunotherapy, photothermal therapy4. Metal oxides for cosmetics, sunscreens5. Role of light-active metal oxide based nanohybrids in biofilm annihilation devicesSection 2: Metal oxide-based biosensors6. Introduction to biosensing7. Exploring the potential of metal oxide nanoparticles for biomedical devices8. Surface coating and functionalization of metal and metal oxides nanoparticles for biomedical applications9. Metal oxides based microfluidic biosensing10. Metal/metal oxides for electrochemical DNA biosensing11. Metal oxides and their composites for biomonitoring application12. Metal oxides for optical biosensing13. Metal oxides for detection of cardiac biomarkersSection 3: Specific metal oxides and their biomedical applications14. Regulating cell function through micro and nano structured transition metal oxides15. Biomedical application of ZnO Nano-scale Materials16. TiO2 nanostructures for biomedical applications17. ZrO2 in biomedical applications18. Iron oxides and its prospects for biomedical applications19. Palladium decorated InGaZnO for Flexible Sweat sensors20. Layered metal oxides for biomedical devices21. Metal oxide/graphene nanocomposites and their biomedical applications22. Liquid metal-based soft actuators and sensors for biomedical applications