Saddique Khalid

I am a biomedical researcher at Central South University (CSU) working on biosensors and microfluidic systems for the detection of airborne pathogens. I’ve co-authored papers on biosensor development and AI-based disease detection, including an IEEE conference paper (2025) on Parkinson’s disease voice analysis. My current work involves integrating PDMS microfluidic chips for smart pathogen sensing. I also developed an intelligent, gender-adaptive CPR device, selected among the top 100 of 2,800 startups at SEE Pakistan – World Startup Championship 2025.