“We are thrilled to be part of this elite group of contestants.  We entered this competition because of the shared goal for democratization of healthcare.  The rHEALTH technology is core to our entry with its capabilities in small volume blood analysis,” said Dr. Eugene Chan.

From a small, visionary team to a diverse group of innovators, the DNA Medicine Institute (DMI) has brought the rHealth Tricorder to life. Learn how dedication, expertise, and a little caffeine-fueled madness fueled their journey to the Tricorder XPRIZE finals.

This week Dr. Eugene Chan joined a group of doctors, scientists and company leaders at the Enabling POC Dx Conference to give a talk about DMI’s rHEALTH sensor, a technology that recently won the Nokia Sensing XChallenge last November. 

Eugene Y. Chan, MD will be giving an invited talk on the rHEALTH technology at this year’s AACC Emerging Clinical & Laboratory Diagnostics: Pushing the Envelope conference in Los Angeles November 4, 2015. The title of his talk is rHEALTH Sensor for Small Volume, Multiplexed Blood Analysis.

The DNA Medicine Institute (DMI) announces a new patent for its innovative spiral vortexer micromixer, enabling efficient blood mixing in microfluidic environments—including zero-gravity applications for NASA missions.

Building on its success at the Nokia Sensing XChallenge, the DNA Medicine Institute (DMI) continues developing its rHEALTH X platform for autonomous astronaut health monitoring on the International Space Station and long-duration space missions.

The DNA Medicine Institute (DMI) advances in the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE, delivering its first rHealth Tricorder prototype—a consumer-ready device capable of diagnosing multiple conditions and monitoring vital signs, inspired by Star Trek technology.

Explore the groundbreaking work of Dr. Eugene Chan and the DNA Medicine Institute, including rHEALTH sensor developments, published research, patented technologies, and invited talks that are shaping the future of biomedical diagnostics.

The DNA Medicine Institute (DMI) delivers all 30 units of its rHealth Tricorder, moving one step closer to winning the $10 million Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE, a global competition inspired by Star Trek to revolutionize medical diagnostics.

Dr. Eugene Chan will showcase groundbreaking advances in biomedical diagnostics at the American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC) Annual Meeting, highlighting how rHealth technology is turning science fiction into reality.