
While at Mason, Sara Sharif helped create noninvasive, portable, and inexpensive tuberculosis detection systems.
Our researchers, like Associate Professor Parag Chitnis, tackle lofty medical problems through their research.
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George Mason University recently suspended almost all research activities conducted in its labs and facilities amid the coronavirus outbreak, but innovative Mason Engineering researchers are finding ways to continue their work remotely.
Mason researchers' work with DNA nanotechnology could be adapted to fight viruses such as the coronavirus.
While at Mason, Sara Sharif helped create noninvasive, portable, and inexpensive tuberculosis detection systems.