Shana Kelley
Neena Schwartz Professor of Chemistry and Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University and President of the CZI Chicago Biohub. Focuses on biomolecular sensors, rare and single cell analysis, and intracellular molecular delivery.
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Sep 14, 2025 • 31min
Shana Kelley: Biosensors to Track Proteins and Inflammation in Our Blood in Real Time
In this enlightening conversation, Prof. Shana Kelley, a leader in biomolecular sensors and the President of CZI Chicago Biohub, unveils her groundbreaking work on real-time blood monitoring. She discusses a revolutionary hair-thin sensor that tracks protein levels like continuous glucose monitors. The implications for managing inflammation markers in conditions such as diabetes and autoimmune diseases are immense. Kelley also highlights the importance of AI for analyzing sensor data and multidisciplinary collaboration in advancing health technologies.
Sep 24, 2025 • 46min
Shana Kelley: Instrumented Tissues for Monitoring Human Body In Real-Time
Shana Kelley, a Professor at Northwestern University and President of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago, dives into the groundbreaking world of instrumented tissues. She discusses her innovative work monitoring inflammation through real-time measurement technologies. Shana shares her journey from DNA research to founding startups and balancing academia with industry. She reveals the impact of collaborative, multidisciplinary teams in high-risk projects and explores the potential of these technologies for chronic diseases and clinical translation. A fascinating blend of science and real-world application!
Jul 16, 2024 • 1h 10min
Ep. 83: “Biomolecular Sensors” Featuring Dr. Shana Kelley
Dr. Shana Kelley, President of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago and professor at Northwestern University, discusses her pioneering work on reagentless biosensors that track molecular interactions without additional reagents. She explores the innovative application of DNA-based systems in detecting binding events, enhancing immunology research. Kelley also shares insights into balancing her scientific career with family life, along with humorous anecdotes about navigating teenage adventures and the mysteries of pet behavior.
