Dr. Navajit S. Baban, Ph.D.

NYUAD Postdoctoral Collaborative Grant

Received the Postdoctoral Collaborative Research Grant (2023) from NYUAD. We worked with Prof. Nikhil Gupta at NYU New York on developing countermeasures for material-level Trojan attacks on flow-based biochips and delivered a talk at the City University of New York (CUNY).

NYU-IITK (NSF-DST) SEED Grant

Received the Collaborative SEED Research Grant from IIT Kanpur, in partnership with NYU Tandon. This grant supports the project “NSF-DST: Unconventional Physically Unclonable Functions for Micro-fluidics and Supply Chain Fingerprinting,” with collaborative efforts involving NYU, NYUAD, and IIT Kanpur. 

US Provisional Patent Filed

A provisional patent application (No. 63/544,685) was filed on October 18, 2023, entitled “System, Method, and Computer-Accessible Medium Facilitating Biochip Fingerprints for Authentication.” The applicants are Navajit Singh Baban et al., with NYU Code 20. The reference numbers are P.BAB01-01PRO (Your Ref.) and 300694.US.01-109197-0000109 (Our Ref.).