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Welcome
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News
February 2022 Congratulations to Dr. Pyayt on her election as a senior member of the National Academy of Inventors!
January 2022 Congratulations to Howard on defending his doctoral degree!
August 2021 Congratulations to Dr. Pyayt for winning support from the Interstellar Initiative in the area of Healthy Longevity!
December 2020 Congratulations to Hao on defending his doctoral degree!
June, August 2020 Congratulations to Dr. Pyayt on her awarded proposals from Amazon,
Florida High Tech Corridor and USF Rapid Response Research Grant!
August 2019 - June 2020 Dr. Pyayt sabbatical in MagLab
May 2019 Congratulations to Arsenii on defending his doctoral degree!
June 2018 Congratulation to Dr. Pyayt on her tenure and promotion!
March 2018 Congratulations to the whole team working on mobile ELISA!
We were on more than 80 news sources and on FOX 13 TV channel.
September 2017 Congratulations to Dr. Pyayt on University of South Florida Excellence in Innovation Award!
May 2016, July 2017 Congratulations to Dr. Pyayt on her awarded NSF proposals!
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IBIS - Innovative Biomedical Instruments and Systems lab
performs research on nano-instruments and bio-sensors applied to
advanced diagnostics, imaging and treatment. Our research lies on the border
of photonics, nanotechnology, bioimaging and microfluidics.
We take a quantitative approach to technology design, and take projects
all the way from careful design and optimization to
fabrication and application to real word problems.
The head of the IBIS lab is Professor Anna Pyayt who
joined USF after being an NSF CIFellow and Postdoctoral
Fellow at Stanford University. She earned her dual Ph.D.
in Electrical Engineering and Nanotechnology from the
University of Washington. One of her inventions -
Telescopic Pixel (a competitor to LCD) that Dr.
Pyayt created in collaboration with Microsoft Research gained international media attention, was highlighted
in high-profile journals like Nature, and other top
scientific venues. The original publication was translated
into more than 30 languages worldwide. She was also the
first scientist to demonstrate a novel optical interconnect
between a photonic and multiple plasmonic waveguides
enabling fabrication of new Biomedical nano-chips
(published in Nature Nanotechnology).
Prof. Pyayt's Research Group
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