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Funded by The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering

We design, manufacture, and deliver new tools to the biomedical community that utilize liquid biopsies for disease detection and management.

Our Vision & Mission

What is Precision Medicine?

The "Precision Medicine" initiative was announced by President Obama in his 2016 State of the Union address.

The initiative aims to shift away from a generic treatment approach to customizing medications for individuals. This tailored approach ensures that patients receive the most effective and safe treatments by targeting the specific characteristics of their illness.

CBM² is contributing to the Precision Medicine initiative by developing advanced tools that can rapidly deliver crucial diagnostic and prognostic information, overcoming current testing limitations.

As President Obama envisioned, this initiative strives to deliver "the right treatment at the right time."

Plastics Engineering

Designing and fabricating microfluidic and nanofluidic devices in thermoplastics.

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Liquid Biopsy Analysis

Performing highly efficient isolation and molecular analysis (CTCs, EVs, cfDNA).

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CBM² Stories

Figure showing the workflow of processing patient blood with a mircofluidic chip with a board of graphics and photos to the left and a flowchart to the right

International Journal of Molecular Sciences Publishes New Article from Soper Group

The International Journal of Molecular Sciences has published a new article from members of the Soper Research Group in their latest issue.

Cover of the Sensors and Actuators Reports journal, with a plain text title on a red and blue gradient background.

Elsevier Journal Publishes New Article from CBM² Labs

The Elsevier Journal, Sensors and Actuators Reports, has published a new article authored by CBM² members from multiple institutions.

Dr. Steven Soper at the Shimadzu meeting

CBM2 Welcomes Guests from Shimadzu

Members of the Shimadzu Corporation paid a visit to the Lawrence campus this week to meet with Dr. Soper and other collaborators in the Departments of Chemistry and Engineering.

Royal Society of Chemistry Journal Publishes New Research from Soper Lab and Collaborators

The Royal Society of Chemistry journal, Lab on a Chip, has published a new paper co-authored by students and faculty at the Soper Lab.

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The Center is excited to accept requests for collaboration projects with researchers in the biomedical and microfluidics community.

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