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Dr Baljit Singh

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Principal Investigator

Email: baljit.singh@tudublin.ie

Tel: +353 1 220 7863

Dr. Singh is a Principal Investigator at TU Dublin (Tallaght). He joined TU Dublin (Tallaght) in January 2008 and since then he is contributing to the applied research, teaching, business development/management, and IP commercialisation activities. He contributed immensely to the EI Technology Gateway ‘MiCRA Biodiagnostics’ at TU Dublin and worked with a range of start-ups, SMEs, and multinational companies. He delivered several industry collaborative research projects and a key contributor to the innovation technologies developed at MiCRA. He received PhD in Electroanalytical Chemistry and Nanomaterials (TU Dublin, 2011) followed by Postdoctoral and Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Business Development positions. He worked as a part-time Lecturer (advanced analytical techniques, 2018-20) and Associate Lecturer (Chemistry) at TU Dublin, and previously as Lecturer at D.A.V. College, India (Chemistry, 2003-05). He has >30 high-impact peer-reviewed publications, and reviewed articles for RSC, ACS, Elsevier & Wiley InterScience journals. He is awarded Editorial Board (IJMSA), and ACS, ECS, and RSC memberships.

Key Research Interests

  • Rapid and portable electrochemical sensors/biosensors
  • Biomarkers detection and point-of-care/biochip devices
  • Design-engineering and prototyping of electrode detection and microfluidic-reagent systems
  • Sensors for human and animal diagnostics, dairy/agri-food, environmental, water quality, and toxicity testing
  • Diagnostic microbiology and immunoassay: sensor development
  • Nanoparticles and nanostructured materials

View publications and research outputs on ORCID.

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