Ph.D. Researcher at National Chung Hsing University | Taiwan
Mr. Avinash Police Patil is a dedicated researcher specializing in biosensors, bioelectronics, and food safety diagnostics. Currently based in Taichung, Taiwan, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering at National Chung Hsing University, under the mentorship of Prof. Ching Chou Wu. His doctoral research focuses on the development of advanced microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for the rapid detection of foodborne pathogens, integrating aptamer-modified and immunomagnetic beads with nanomaterials for enhanced sensitivity. With a strong academic foundation in physics and materials science, he bridges fundamental sciences with applied biotechnology, creating innovative diagnostic platforms for foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. Dr. Patil has authored several peer-reviewed publications, presented at international conferences in South Korea and Japan, and contributed to national projects funded by Taiwan’s NSTC. Passionate about interdisciplinary research, he aims to advance food safety technologies and global health security through cutting-edge biosensor innovation.
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Education
Mr. Avinash Police Patil academic journey reflects a progressive transition from physics to applied biosensor technology. He began his higher education with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Rani Chennamma University, Belagavi, India. Building on this foundation, he pursued a Master of Science in Physics with a specialization in Materials Science at Jain University, Bangalore, India, where he gained expertise in material characterization and nanostructures. His strong interest in applying physical principles to biological systems led him to Taiwan, where he is currently completing a Ph.D. in Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering at National Chung Hsing University . His dissertation, under the guidance of Prof. Ching Chou Wu, focuses on the development of microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for pathogen detection. This multidisciplinary academic path reflects his unique ability to integrate physics, nanotechnology, and engineering principles into practical solutions for food safety and diagnostics.
Experience
Mr. Avinash Police Patil has built robust research experience in biosensor development, focusing on electrochemical and microfluidic detection systems for food safety applications. As a Ph.D. researcher at National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, he has designed and fabricated biosensors capable of detecting pathogens such as Salmonella and Vibrio in real samples, including milk, chicken breast, and seawater. His work integrates aptamer-modified and immunomagnetic beads with microfluidic devices and screen-printed electrodes, providing rapid and accurate diagnostics. Parallel to his doctoral studies, he has served as a research assistant on multiple National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) projects , focusing on foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. These projects allowed him to refine sample preparation methods, optimize electrode surface modifications, and validate biosensor performance in real-world contexts. Through publications, international conference presentations, and collaborations, Dr. Patil has contributed significantly to advancing biosensor technologies for practical and commercial applications in food safety.
Research Interest
Mr. Avinash Police Patil research interests lie at the intersection of biosensors, nanomaterials, and pathogen diagnostics. His work primarily focuses on developing microfluidic and electrochemical biosensing platforms capable of detecting foodborne and fishborne pathogens with high sensitivity and specificity. He is particularly interested in the use of aptamer-based and immunomagnetic bead-based systems for selective pathogen capture and detection, enabling rapid and cost-effective diagnostics. Nanomaterials play a central role in his research, as they provide opportunities for signal amplification and improved biosensor performance. By combining bioelectronics with advanced microfluidic systems, he seeks to design portable diagnostic tools suitable for real-sample analysis in food safety, public health, and environmental monitoring. His interdisciplinary focus integrates physics, materials science, biotechnology, and engineering principles, positioning his research at the forefront of next-generation diagnostic platforms that can address global challenges in foodborne diseases and microbial contamination.
Award and Honor
Mr. Avinash Police Patil has earned recognition for his contributions to biosensor research and food safety diagnostics. He has published both review and research articles in prestigious SCI-indexed journals, underscoring the impact of his work in the fields of bioelectronics and pathogen detection. His presentations at international conferences in South Korea and Japan provided opportunities to showcase his innovations to a global scientific audience. Among his notable achievements, he received the Best Poster Award at the Advanced Multidisciplinary Agricultural Biotechnology Conference , hosted by National Chung Hsing University, which highlighted his innovative approaches to microfluidic biosensors. Furthermore, he successfully secured two national research grants funded by Taiwan’s NSTC, demonstrating his ability to design impactful research projects with practical applications. These accomplishments reflect not only his technical expertise but also his dedication to advancing biosensor technology for global health and food safety.
Research Skill
Mr. Avinash Police Patil possesses a diverse set of research skills spanning biosensor design, nanomaterials application, and diagnostic system integration. He is proficient in developing microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors, particularly for the detection of foodborne and fishborne pathogens. His expertise includes surface modification of electrodes, fabrication of screen-printed electrodes, and integration of microfluidic devices with electrochemical systems. He has hands-on experience with aptamer-based and immunomagnetic bead-based pathogen detection techniques, which enhance selectivity and sensitivity in biosensing applications. Additionally, he is skilled in applying nanomaterials for signal amplification, improving the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic platforms. His technical abilities extend to sample preparation, real-sample analysis, and validation of biosensor performance using food and environmental matrices. Through his work on NSTC-funded projects, he has gained experience in project management, experimental optimization, and collaborative research. These combined skills position him as a strong contributor to advancing innovative biosensor technologies.
Publication Top Notes
Title : Recent advances in electrochemical immunosensors with nanomaterial assistance for signal amplification
Authors: AV Police Patil, YS Chuang, C Li, CC Wu
Journal: Biosensors 13 (1), 125
Year: 2023
Citations: 66
Title : A Critical Review on Detection of Foodborne Pathogens Using Electrochemical Biosensors
Authors: AVP Patil, PF Yang, CY Yang, MS Gaur, CC Wu
Journal: Critical Reviews™ in Biomedical Engineering 52 (3)
Year: 2024
Citations: 1
Title : Impedimetric Detection of Salmonella enterica in a Microfluidic Chip Using Aptamer-Modified Magnetic Beads and Dielectrophoretic Concentration
Authors: AVP Patil, CY Yang, T Yasukawa, CC Wu
Journal: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 138634
Year: 2025
Title : The Microfluidic System Integrating EIS Detector for Rapid Detection of Salmonella Using Aptamer-Coated Magnetic Beads and pDEP Concentration Technique
Authors: CCW, Avinash V Police Patil, Chiou-Ying Yang
Conference: The 15th Asian Conference on Chemical Sensors 41 (1), 1
Year: 2024
Title : Culture-Free Microfluidic EIS System for Rapid Salmonella Detection Using Aptamer-Coated Magnetic Beads and pDEP Concentration Technique
Authors: CYY, CCW, Avinash V Police Patil
Conference: Advanced Multidisciplinary Agriculture Biotechnology Conference-2024
Year: 2024
Title : Label-free impedimetric detection of Salmonella based on aptamer-modified magnetic beads in a microfluidic chip integrated with a pDEP concentrator
Authors: AVPP, Chiou-Ying Yang, Ching-Chou Wu
Conference: 33rd Anniversary World Congress on Biosensors
Year: 2023
Title : A microfluidic chip integrating impedimetric detection and dielectrophoresis concentration for rapid detection of Salmonella
Authors: AVPP, CWL, CC Wu
Conference: International Conference on Smart Sensors: ICSS2022
Year: 2023
Conclusion
Mr. Avinash Police Patil is an emerging researcher whose interdisciplinary expertise bridges physics, nanotechnology, and bio-industrial mechatronics engineering. His doctoral work at National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, focuses on designing innovative microfluidic and electrochemical biosensors for foodborne and fishborne pathogen detection. Through the integration of aptamer- and immunomagnetic bead-based systems with nanomaterial-assisted signal amplification, his research advances rapid, sensitive, and real-sample diagnostic platforms crucial for global food safety. With several SCI-indexed publications, international conference presentations, and recognition through awards and NSTC-funded projects, Dr. Patil has demonstrated both academic excellence and applied innovation. His contributions not only enrich the scientific understanding of biosensors and bioelectronics but also hold strong potential for real-world applications in public health, environmental monitoring, and food quality assurance. Looking ahead, his work is poised to make significant impacts in developing next-generation diagnostic technologies that are fast, reliable, and accessible worldwide.