Ph.D. Student, School of Biomedical Engineering, McMaster University
Graduate of the Bachelor of Technology Program (Biotechnology) with distinction from McMaster University

Office: ETB 303

Email: mahoneej@mcmaster.ca

Projects related to the larger Smart Home Monitoring project. The development of smart home environments has been getting much attention due to the potential for smart homes to make life easier and safer for inhabitants. Interested in developing technologies which are capable of monitoring the health of inhabitants from within the home to facilitate the aging in place of elderly and disabled persons.

Projects include:
Urinalysis
Medication Compliance Monitoring
Indoor Localization and Monitoring

Accepted Papers

• Mahoney E, Hsu HH, Du F, Xiong B, Selvaganapathy PR, Fang Q. “Optofluidic dissolved Oxygen sensing with sensitivity enhancement through multiple reflections”. IEEE Sensors Journal. 2019 Aug 2.

Current Manuscripts

• Mahoney E, Kun J, Fang Q. “Development of Point of Care Diagnostics in Urinalysis: A Review”
• Mahoney E, Fang Q. “Optical Simulation of Total Internal Reflection in Multilayered Fluorescence Sensors”

Conference Poster Presentations

• Eric Mahoney, Colleen Chau, Qiyin Fang, “Experiential learning of data acquisition and sensor networks with a cloud computing platform,”
  • Proc. SPIE 11143, Fifteenth Conference on Education and Training in Optics and Photonics: ETOP 2019, 111433X (2 July 2019);
• Eric Mahoney, Fiona Du, Qiyin Fang, “Optofluidic Dissolved Oxygen Sensor for Integrated Water Quality Monitoring”
  • IC-IMPACTS Summer Institute on Nanotechnologies, University of Alberta, Edmonton AB, June 06 (2016)
• Eric Mahoney, Fei Geng, “Analysis of Phosphorylation Isoforms of Intact Protein by HPLC.”
  • Space Vision and Advanced Robotics Workshop, MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates (MDA), Brampton ON, May 21 (2014)
• Eric Mahoney, Fei Geng, “Analysis of Phosphorylation Isoforms of Intact Protein by HPLC.”
  • EnviroAnalysis Conference dedicated to all aspects of environmental analysis and monitoring, Toronto ON, September 15-18 (2013)

• 2018 - Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2 terms)
• 2015 - Clifton W. Sherman Graduate Scholarship
• 2015 - Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology
• 2015 - Deans Excellence Award (4 Yrs)
• 2015 - FHS Research Plenary Outstanding Achievement Award
• 2014 - Ontario Graduate Scholarship
• 2013 - Canadian Renewable Fuels Association Scholarship
• 2011 - Dr. Harry Lyman Hooker Scholarship
• 2010 - University (Senate) Scholarship
• 2009 - McMaster Honour Award, Level 1

• MIRA (McMaster Institute for Research on Aging) - Since 2019
• OMISS (Old Man International Sideband Society) - Since 2017
• Burlington Amateur Radio Club - Since 2016
• McMaster Student Chapter of SPIE - Graduate Advisor - Since 2015
• Golden Key International Honour Society

Current Plans:

• 2 Days Urinalysis Review
• 1 Day Zemax Model Manuscript
• 1 Day Ammonia Sensor Development
• 1/2 Day Meetings
• 1/2 Day Other (Planning, Coord, Admin)

Plans Following Review Submission:

• 1 Day - 2 Day Zemax Model Manuscript
• 2 Day - 3 Day Ammonia Sensor Development
• 1/2 Day Meetings
• 1/2 Day Other (Planning, Coord, Admin)

Plans Following Model Submission: (Term 2: Full time TA 133 Hours as well, TA placement and schedule still not available)

• 3 Day Ammonia Sensor Development
• 1 Day Thesis Preparation
• 1/2 Day Meetings
• 1/2 Day Other (Planning, Coord, Admin)

• ETB-431 Optics Lab
• ETB-303 Office
• ETB-306 Wet lab, and optics area

Occasionally:

• ETB-306 cleanroom
• JHE Materials Lab
• JHE Ellipsometry Lab
• ABB Raman Spectrometer Lab

• HAM Radio Projects - www.va3mhy.ca
• Races - 360 Sprint Car Pit Crew - 5C
• Races - Pure Stock - 87 CRX - 5E
• Races - Pure Stock - 87 CRX - 24