L2M-L6-AI-Powered Microwave-Based Sensing Platform for Clot Formation Assessment

This project focuses on advancing an AI-powered microwave biosensing platform designed to analyze blood clot formation and hemocompatibility in a faster and more accessible way than current laboratory methods. The goal is to better understand how this technology can be developed into a practical product for use by biomaterial research labs, medical device companies, and clinical users. Through this project, key customer needs, product features, and commercialization pathways will be identified and refined. The expected benefit to Innovate Calgary is the advancement of a high-potential health technology toward market readiness, supporting the translation of university research into a commercially viable solution and strengthening the local innovation ecosystem.

Faculty Supervisor:

Zahra Abbasi

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Partner:

Innovate Calgary

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of Calgary

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

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