Ayusman Sen
Distinguished Professor of Chemistry
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440 Chemistry
University Park, PA - axs20@psu.edu
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Publication Tags
Fluids Pumps Micromotors Enzymes Hot Temperature Silver Biomass Hydrogen Peroxide Glucose Platinum Microchannels Glucose Oxidase Communication Sensors Copper Ultraviolet Radiation Flow Of Fluids Molecules Microfluidics Monomers Colloids Polymerization Hydrodynamics Bacteria ConvectionMost Recent Papers
Titania-Based Micro/Nanomotors
Jianhua Zhang, Jiaqi Song, Fangzhi Mou, Jianguo Guan, Ayusman Sen, 2021, Trends in Chemistry on p. 387-401
Enzymes as Active Matter
Subhadip Ghosh, Ambika Somasundar, Ayusman Sen, 2021, Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics on p. 177-200
Surface adhesion of viruses and bacteria
Manoj Kolel-Veetil, Ayusman Sen, Markus J. Buehler, 2021, MRS Advances
Achieving Independent Control over Surface and Bulk Fluid Flows in Microchambers
Benjamin M. Tansi, Raj Kumar Manna, Oleg E. Shklyaev, Matthew L. Peris, Anna C. Balazs, Ayusman Sen, 2021, ACS applied materials & interfaces
Colloidal Assembly and Separation under UV-Induced Convective Flows and on Inclines
Joshua E. Kauffman, Benjamin M. Tansi, Christopher LaSalle, Raj Kumar Manna, Oleg E. Shklyaev, Anna C. Balazs, Ayusman Sen, 2021, ChemNanoMat
Chemically Propelled Nano and Micromotors in the Body: Quo Vadis?
Ambika Somasundar, Ayusman Sen, 2021, Small
Mechanistic Study on the Efficient Conversion of d -Sorbitol to Iodohexanes Mediated by Hydroiodic Acid
Teng Li, Ping Jin, Yekai Zhang, Kexin Huang, Jingen Long, Jun Jiang, Shengqin Liu, Ayusman Sen, Weiran Yang, 2020, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research on p. 17173-17181
Chemically Powered Synthetic “Living” Systems
Kayla Gentile, Ambika Somasundar, Ashlesha Bhide, Ayusman Sen, 2020, Chem on p. 2174-2185
Light-Induced Dynamic Control of Particle Motion in Fluid-Filled Microchannels
Joshua E. Kauffman, Abhrajit Laskar, Oleg E. Shklyaev, Anna C. Balazs, Ayusman Sen, 2020, Langmuir on p. 10022-10032
Silver-Based Self-Powered pH-Sensitive Pump and Sensor
Kayla Gentile, Subhabrata Maiti, Allison Brink, Bhargav Rallabandi, Howard A. Stone, Ayusman Sen, 2020, Langmuir on p. 7948-7955
Most-Cited Papers
Small power
Wei Wang, Wentao Duan, Suzanne Ahmed, Thomas E. Mallouk, Ayusman Sen, 2013, Nano Today on p. 531-554
Ortho-phosphinobenzenesulfonate
Akifumi Nakamura, Timo M.J. Anselment, Jerome Claverie, Brian Goodall, Richard F. Jordan, Stefan Mecking, Bernhard Rieger, Ayusman Sen, Piet W.N.M. Van Leeuwen, Kyoko Nozaki, 2013, Accounts of Chemical Research on p. 1438-1449
Intelligent, self-powered, drug delivery systems
Debabrata Patra, Samudra Sengupta, Wentao Duan, Hua Zhang, Ryan Pavlick, Ayusman Sen, 2013, Nanoscale on p. 1273-1283
Fantastic voyage
Samudra Sengupta, Michael E. Ibele, Ayusman Sen, 2012, Angewandte Chemie - International Edition on p. 8434-8445
Chemical conversion pathways for carbohydrates
Chandrani Chatterjee, Frances Pong, Ayusman Sen, 2015, Green Chemistry on p. 40-71
Boundaries can steer active Janus spheres
Sambeeta Das, Astha Garg, Andrew I. Campbell, Jonathan Howse, Ayusman Sen, Darrell Velegol, Ramin Golestanian, Stephen J. Ebbens, 2015, Nature Communications
From one to many
Wei Wang, Wentao Duan, Suzanne Ahmed, Ayusman Sen, Thomas E. Mallouk, 2015, Accounts of Chemical Research on p. 1938-1946
Enzyme molecules as nanomotors
Samudra Sengupta, Krishna K. Dey, Hari S. Muddana, Tristan Tabouillot, Michael E. Ibele, Peter J. Butler, Ayusman Sen, 2013, Journal of the American Chemical Society on p. 1406-1414
Autonomous nanomotor based on copper-platinum segmented nanobattery
Ran Liu, Ayusman Sen, 2011, Journal of the American Chemical Society on p. 20064-20067
A polymerization-powered motor
Ryan A. Pavlick, Samudra Sengupta, Timothy McFadden, Hua Zhang, Ayusman Sen, 2011, Angewandte Chemie - International Edition on p. 9374-9377
News Articles Featuring Ayusman Sen
Dec 05, 2019
Artificial cells act more like the real thing
Protocells -- artificial cells -- that are active and mimic living cells by moving independently and that are biocompatible and enzymatically active are now possible using an improved method developed by Penn State researchers.
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Nov 19, 2019
Directing Self-propelled Protocells To Deliver Drugs
Synthetic protocells can be made to move toward and away from chemical signals, an important step for the development of new drug-delivery systems that could target specific locations in the body. By coating the surface of the protocells with enzymes — proteins that catalyze chemical reactions — a team of researchers at Penn State was able to control the direction of the protocell’s movement in a chemical gradient in a microfluidic device.
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Nov 18, 2019
Directional control of self-propelled protocells: The future of drug delivery?
Synthetic protocells can be made to move toward and away from chemical signals, an important step for the development of new drug-delivery systems that could target specific locations in the body. By coating the surface of the protocells with enzymes — proteins that catalyze chemical reactions — a team of researchers at Penn State was able to control the direction of the protocell’s movement in a chemical gradient in a microfluidic device.
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Nov 18, 2019
Directional control of self-propelled protocells
Synthetic protocells can be made to move toward and away from chemical signals, an important step for the development of new drug-delivery systems that could target specific locations in the body.
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Oct 30, 2019
Tiny swimming donuts deliver the goods
Bacteria and other swimming microorganisms evolved to thrive in challenging environments, and researchers struggle to mimic their unique abilities for biomedical technologies, but fabrication challenges created a manufacturing bottleneck. Microscopic, 3D-printed, tori — donuts — coated with nickel and platinum may bridge the gap between biological and synthetic swimmers, according to an international team of researchers.
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May 28, 2019
Ayusman Sen receives Humboldt Research Award
Ayusman Sen, distinguished professor of chemistry at Penn State, has been awarded a Humboldt Research Award by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation of Germany.
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