Postdoctoral Fellows
Education:
Ph.D., Analytical Chemistry, The University of Texas at Austin, 2009
B.S. cum laude, Chemistry, Truman State University, Kirksville, MO, 2003
Awards:
2009 Semi-Finalist - National Research Council Research Assistantship Program
2009 Team Facilitator - Clinton Global Initiative University
2008 Invited Speaker - National Institutes of Standards and Technology
2003-2004 Dean's Excellence Fellowship - University of Texas
1999-2003 Full Scholarship - Truman State University
1999-2002 President's List - Truman State University
Contact Information:
Research Interests:
My work creates improved methods to measure biologically interesting analytes within complex samples by synergizing developments in the nanomaterial, microfluidic, imaging, and clinical communities.
Recent Publications:
- Jokerst JV and McDevitt JT. Programmable Nano-Bio-Chips: Multifunctional Clinical Tools for Use at the Point of Care. Nanomedicine. 2010;5(1):143-155.
- Jokerst JV, Floriano PN, Christodoulides N, Jacobson JW, and McDevitt JT. Programmable Nano-Bio-Chip Sensors: Analytical Meets Clinical. Analytical Chemistry. 2010;In Press.
- Jokerst JV, Bhagwandin BD, Jacobson JW, McDevitt JT. Clinical Applications of a programmable nano-bio-chip. Clinical Laboratory International. 2009;33(6):24-27.
- Jokerst JV, Raamanathan A, Christodoulides N, Floriano PN, Pollard AA, Simmons GW, Wong J, Gage C, Furmaga W, Redding S, and McDevitt JT . Nano-Bio-Chips for High Performance Multiplexed Protein Detection: Determinations of Cancer Biomarkers in Serum and Saliva using Quantum Dot Labels. Biosensors and Bioelectronics. 2009;24(12):3622–3629.
- Jokerst JV, Floriano PN, Christodoulides N, Simmons GW, and McDevitt JT . Integration of Semiconductor Quantum Dots into Nano-Bio-Chip Systems for the Enumeration of CD4+ T Cell Counts at the Point-of-Need. Lab on a Chip. 2008;8(12):2079—2090.
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