A biosensor capable of continuously measuring specific molecules in vivo would provide a valuable window into patients’ health status and their response to therapeutics. Unfortunately, continuous, real-time molecular measurement is currently limited to a handful of analytes (i.e. glucose and oxygen) and these sensors cannot be generalized to measure other analytes.  In this lecture, the speaker will present a biosensor technology that can be generalized to measure a wide range of biomolecules in living subjects. 

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