Recognition
VitaSense has earned prestigious recognition for its groundbreaking innovation in diabetes care. The project was awarded 3rd place in Engineering at the 62nd National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (NJSHS), a renowned competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense, highlighting excellence in STEM research. Additionally, VitaSense received 3rd place in Physics at the S.T. Yau High School Science Awards. The scientific foundation of VitaSense has also been validated through submission to FMCE, a leading peer-reviewed journal in nanotechnology. These accolades underscore VitaSense's innovative approach and position it as a transformative advancement in diabetes care.
National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
​VitaSense won 3rd in Engineering and Technology at NJSHS, earning Army Educational Outreach Program scholarships and research grants, enhancing its credibility, providing vital funding for development, and opening doors to collaboration with academic and military research networks.
S.-T. Yau Science Award
VitaSense's recognition at the S.-T. Yau High School Science Award highlights its groundbreaking approach to STEM research. This prestigious accolade underscores the project’s global relevance, opening pathways to advanced academic collaborations and solidifying its potential to make a lasting impact in its field.
Research Paper Publishing
Our work has also been submitted to Advanced Functional Materials, renowned for publishing cutting-edge research that shapes the future of science and technology. This submission underscores the significance of VitaSense’s innovative approach, particularly its impact on advancing noninvasive glucose monitoring.
USPTO Patent
VitaSense is now patent-pending with a USPTO non-provisional patent, securing its groundbreaking technology. This achievement protects its innovation, and reinforces its unique position in the field, laying the foundation for transformative advancements in healthcare.
