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Contact: Steven Schultz
sschultz@princeton.edu
609-258-3617
Princeton University, Engineering School
Caption: Immunoassays are commonly performed in a set of glass vials such as the one shown here. The nanomaterial invented at Princeton to increase the sensitivity of the test could be added as a microscopic layer to the glass.
Credit: Frank Wojciechowski
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