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Kiana Aran is an American biomedical entrepreneur who is Associate Professor in Medical Diagnostics at the Keck Graduate Institute. She is also the Chief Scientific Officer at Cardea Bio. Her research considers the application of two dimensional materials in disease detection and diagnosis. She was awarded the 2021 Nature – Estée Lauder Research Award for Inspiring Women in Science.

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rdfs:comment	Kiana Aran is an American biomedical entrepreneur who is Associate Professor in Medical Diagnostics at the Keck Graduate Institute. She is also the Chief Scientific Officer at Cardea Bio. Her research considers the application of two dimensional materials in disease detection and diagnosis. She was awarded the 2021 Nature – Estée Lauder Research Award for Inspiring Women in Science. (en)
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thesis title	Development of microfluidic platform for continuous extraction of diagnostics plasma proteins from whole blood during cardiac surgery (en)
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