Yihao Wang, M. Sc.

My research areas

■ Hybrid Magnetic DNA Nanoparticles

■ Magnetic Assays

■ Electron Microscopy

■ Organisation of Magnetic Nanoparticles on DNA Origami

Yihao Wang

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2024

Cooperative dynamics of DNA-grafted magnetic nanoparticles optimize magnetic biosensing and coupling to DNA origami
Aidin Lak, Yihao Wang, Pauline J. Kolbeck, Christoph Pauer, Mohammad Suman Chowdhury, Marco Cassani, Frank Ludwig, Thilo Viereck, Florian Selbach, Philip Tinnefeld, Meinhard Schilling, Tim Liedl, Joe Tavacolib, Jan Lipfert
Nanoscale, 16, 7678-7689 - 2024
doi: 10.1039/D3NR06253H

2023

Cooperative dynamics of DNA grafted magnetic nanoparticles optimize magnetic biosensing and coupling to DNA origami
Aidin Lak, Yihao Wang, Pauline J Kolbeck, Christoph Pauer, Mohammad Suman Chowdhury, Marco Cassani, Frank Ludwig, Thilo Viereck, Florian Selbach, Philip Tinnefeld, Meinhard Schilling, Tim Liedl, Joe Tavacoli, Jan Lipfert
bioRxiv, 2023.04. 11.536349 - 2023
doi: 10.1101/2023.04.11.536349

Functional magnetic nanoparticles: from synthesis design to in-depth characterization and nano-labelling for ultrasensitive magnetic biosensing
Rebecca Sack, Mayiz Zgheib, Mohammad Suman Chowdhury, Yihao Wang, Frank Ludwig, Meinhard Schilling, Thilo Viereck, Aidin Lak
IEEE International Magnetic Conference - Short Papers (INTERMAG Short Papers), Sendai, Japan, 2023, pp. 1-2
doi: 10.1109/INTERMAGShortPapers58606.2023.10228506

[Translate to English:] Abschlussarbeiten

Magnetische Bioassays mit ultra-empfindlichen magnetischen Nanopartikeln

Our interdisziplinary research group focuses on detecting specific targets, such as nucleic acids and proteins, using our custom magnetic nanoparticles. For this purpose, we have employed various measurement technologies, wherein magnetic particle spectroscopy (MPS) emerges as the most frequently used method due to ist fast signal delivery and ease of use. In this thesis, we aim to better understand and differentiate the factors affecting signal changes in MPS, such as separating the influence of molecular weights from that of hydrodynamic sizes. Additionally, how the absolute change in particle size correlates to the signal chang observed in MPS should be thoroughly investigated.

Keywords: Magnetic nanoparticles, DNA nanotechnology, Magnetic measurement methods

Yihao Wang, M. Sc.

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[Translate to English:] Abschlussarbeiten

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