Pleased to see technology by MOBIUS lead researcher, Professor Sharath Sriram, advancing towards commercialisation.

Sharath and his team are helping to transform fertility care with a wearable sensor that could make hormone monitoring during IVF treatment simpler, pain-free, and accessible from home.

An accomplished and distinguished science and research leader, Sharath is the fourth and current Chief Scientist of Western Australia.

He is a prominent figure in the scientific community, and renowned for creating and delivering breakthrough technologies in nanoelectronics, sensors, and medical technologies. His work focuses on translating advanced technology for healthcare applications, effectively bringing science fiction to reality.

The wearable technology, invented by Sharath and MOBIUS lead researcher, Distinguished Professor Madhu Bhaskaran, has been licenced to Melbourne startup Symex.

The device aims to eliminate the need for multiple blood draws at clinics, enabling women undergoing IVF to monitor hormone levels from home conveniently.

Find out more at RMIT’s media release.

Sharath and Madhu’s work was also featured in The Australia Today.