Biosensor Pioneer

Prof. Wang’s first of many publications on the use of GMR biosensors.

Nobel Prize in Physics

The phenomenon of Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR) was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. Initial commercialization of this technology appeared in hard disk drives.

Early Magicians

Drs. Bryce Yao, Elaine Ng, and Jared Nesvet joined Prof. Wang’s lab to change healthcare with GMR biosensors.

Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE

Bryce, Elaine, and Prof. Wang contribute their point-of-care (POC) GMR device to win the XPRIZE Bold Epic Innovation Award with CloudDx!

Creating MagIC

MagIC Lifescience was born.

StartX Incubator

After several rounds of competition, MagIC joined StartX Med, an incubator from Stanford University.

The Demo Unit

The MagChipR prototype has fluidic handling capabilities and a functional user interface.

Forbes Technology Council

Dr. Bryce Yao, Co-founder of MagIC Lifescience has been accepted into Forbes Technology Council, an invitation-only community for world-class CIOs, CTOs, and technology executives.

The MagChipR

Receives an updated look during its final development.

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Forbes Technology Council Post

Using New Technology to Help Patients Create Better Patient Outcomes by Dr. Bryce Yao posted on Forbes Technology Council Post.

MagIC's MagChipR at ECCMID 2023 for delegate feedback

Genomeweb Article

POC Genotyping Tests Based on Electromagnetic Detection Tech Step Out from Stanford University Lab, an interview with Dr. Bryce Yao. 

More MagIC to come!