Bioengineering Researcher Rohit Bhargava receives Agilent Thought Leader Award
Award presented by Agilent Technolgies to University of Illinois Cancer Center scientist
Dr. Bhargava is a founder professor of bioengineering at the University of Illinois Cancer Center, with laboratories also at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology. He is also the founder and director of the Cancer Community at Illinois program, which will be renamed the Illinois Cancer Center in early 2017. His work in the advancement of novel chemical-imaging technologies includes developing infrared spectroscopy modalities and demonstrating how they apply to cancer detection, diagnosis and prognosis.
The Agilent Thought Leader Award, which includes funding and technology from Agilent, will enable Dr. Bhargava to develop new applications and software to facilitate infrared analysis of histological samples, in particular for cancer detection and diagnosis.
“We are grateful to Agilent for this support,” Dr. Bhargava said. “This relationship will allow us to work together to further establish the field of digital molecular pathology using infrared imaging.”
“We are delighted to support Dr. Bhargava’s research toward migrating infrared spectroscopic imaging from the lab to the clinic,” said Philip Binns, vice president and general manager of Agilent’s Spectroscopy and Vacuum Solutions Division. “Dr. Bhargava is well-positioned to lead the development of new biomedical applications of Agilent’s recently announced high-speed Laser Direct Infrared Imaging (LDIR) technology.”
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