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Sahika Inal and Stefan Arold have joined forces to develop a programmable SARS-CoV-2 detection device that combines organic electrochemical transistor (OECT) technology (developed in the Inal lab) with a protein recognition layer (engineered by the Arold lab).

​Welcome Dr. Anil Köklü, our new Postdoc. See Anil's profile here​​​

​BioEl lab welcomes new Postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Keying Guo. See his profile here

​Welcome Dr. Amer Hamidi, our new Postdoc. See Amer's profile here

Sahika gave a talk at TEDxKAUST 2019​

Cyril Routier, new VSRP intern has just arrived! Cyril will be with us during the hot summer at KAUST and is visiting us from Bordeaux. Welcome Cyril!

​Welcome Victor Druet, our new PhD student, see Victor’s profile here. Welcome to BioEl, Victor!

The first bioelectronics conference of KAUST is happening! We proudly present​

Adel receives the “Lab Safety” award! Thanks Adel for keeping us safe! “This award will acknowledge and reward outstanding individuals for their contributions that promote stronger safety culture in the university throughout the year.

David wins the “Travel award” to go to Bioelectronics Workshop in Austria! Congrats David!

Toni’s paper is on the cover of Advanced Materials Interfaces

"Electric-paper sensors could replace diabetic finger-pokes" an article in New Atlas

​Goodbye Philip Schmode, our visiting student

Achilleas’s paper “Ionic-to-electronic coupling efficiency in PEDOT:PSS films operated in aqueous electrolytes ”is in 3 collection

David wins the “Best student talk award” in MRS Fall 2018 Boston from Symposium Bioelectronics!

It was so tiring but totally made everyone crazy about bio-electronics!!! A picture from the evening visit to Jeddah! Thanks, Abdulelah for stopping the traffic!

Fantastic SRSI student Kholoud Bashayan finished her internship in our lab. Thanks Toni for being a great mentor!

​"Detecting metabolites at close range" an article in EurekAlert

A novel concept for a biosensor of the metabolite known as lactate, combines an electron transporting polymer with lactate oxidase, which is the enzyme that specifically catalyzes the oxidation of lactate. Lactate is associated with critical medical conditions so its detection is important for healthcare. Read more

Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics has compiled the most accessed and cited articles published between 2016–2017. All of the selected articles are freely accessible online for a limited time. Sahika’s paper is one of them!

​Sahika speaks in SciCafe about “Sensing the Environment”

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