Address:
Joseph Wang, Director
Center for Bioelectronics and Biosensors
The Biodesign Institute
Arizona State University
1001 S. McAllister Ave.
P.O.Box 875801
Tempe, AZ 85287-5801

Phone:
(480) 727-0399
Fax: (480) 727-0412

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1. J. Wang and Z. Taha, “Method and Apparatus for Batch Injection Analysis,” U.S. Patent No. 5,192,412 (1993).
2. T. Rassmussen, J. Kulys, J. Wang and M. Ozsoz “Use of Benzene Derivatives as Charge Transfer Mediators,” Int. Patent GO1N 33/48, 27/327.
3. J. Wang, “Methods and Apparatus for Trace Metal Testing,” U.S. Patent No. 5,292,423 (1994).
4. J. Wang and K. Olsen, “Remote Electrochemical Sensor”, U.S. Patent No. 5,676, 820 (1997).
5. J. Wang and K. Olsen, “Renewable Electrochemical Sensors”, U.S. Patent No. 5,942, 103 (1999).
6. J. Wang and X. Cai, “ Microfabricated DNA Chips”, U.S. Patent No. 6,063,259(2000).
7. J. Wang and M. Jian, “Doped Conducting Polymers Applications and Methods”, US Patent 6,468,785(2002).
8. J. Wang, “Delivery of Nucleotides by Electrochemical Release”, US Patent 6,514,762(2003).
9. J. Wang, “Bismuth electrodes for Metal Analysis”, US Patent 6,682,647(2004).
10. J. Wang, “Microfluidic Devices with Thick-Film Electrochemical Detectors”, US Patent 6,878,255 (2005).
11. J. Wang and X. Zhang, “Microsensors For Glucose and Insulin Monitoring” , U.S. Patent No. 6,893,552 (May 17, 2005).
12. J. Wang and P. Grundler, “Verfahren und elektrochemischer Sensor mit geheizten Elektroden fur die biochemische Analytik, insbesondere zur Untersuchung von Hybridisierungsvorgangen der Nucleinsauren”, German Patent DE 199 60 398 B4.