News

  • Congratulations to Dr. Hannah Dies on her successful PhD defense! Well done Hannah!
  • Congratulations to Dr. Nair on his successful PhD defense! Well done Srijit!
  • Congratulations to Emilia Oliver, grade 9 student at École Catholique Secondaire Thériault, who did some awesome research in our lab, on winning the Bronze Medal in the Canada Wide Science Fair held in Fredericton, NB!
  • Yazan is awarded the 2018-2019 Education Catalyst Award. Congratulations Yaz!
  • Hannah won 2nd place and the People's Choice Award at Heat 1 of the 3 Minute Thesis competition today. Congratulations Hannah! You rock!
  • Congratulations to Yazan! His paper is now published in Optics Express.
  • Carlos Escobedo earns the 2019 FEAS Excellence in Research Award.
  • Congratulations to Spectra Plasmonics on winning the Start Up Award (Overseas) at nano tech 2019 in Japan! In twitter
  • New training program in Materials for Advanced Photonics and Sensing CREATE-MAPS!
  • Dr. Carlos Escobedo named among 10 most influential Hispanic Canadians in 2018.
  • Congratulations to Srijit and Juan for their just accepted paper in Sensors on the detection of UPEC using CSRGs. Good job team!
  • Congratulations to Yazan on defending his thesis like a champ!
  • Hannah's new paper has been accepted in Sensors! Congratulations Hannah!
  • Juan passed his comprehensive examination with flying colors. Congrats Juan!
  • Hannah's paper SERS-from-scratch is published now in Colloids and Surfaces A! Congratulations Hannah, Reza and Josh!
  • Srijit won the MITACS Globalink award. Congratulations Srijit!
  • Carlos Escobedo (thrilled and honored) receives the 2017 Early Researcher Award.

Welcome to the Escobedo Lab

Our lab is dedicated to develop micro- and optofluidic technologies that enable  advances in biology and medicine. Our current research interests include:
  1. Integrated (bio)sensing platforms applicable to wearable technologies and point-of-care diagnosis.
  2. Single cell interrogation using microfluidics.
  3. Electrokinetic manipulation of micro- and nanoparticles.

Contact

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Department of Chemical Engineering, Queen’s University
19 Division St, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, K7L 3N6
t. +1(613) 533-3095      
f. +1(613) 533-6637         
e-mail: ce32@queensu.ca