Christian Reinhardt, a Biomedical Engineering undergraduate at a university, earned the prestigious SLAS Poster Award at the Society for Laboratory Automation & Screening (SLAS) International Conference held in Boston. His innovative research, co-authored with mentor Benjamin David and supervised by Paul Jensen, focuses on a high-throughput pH measurement assay that utilizes standard laboratory equipment and inexpensive pH indicator dyes. This method addresses a significant bottleneck in laboratory workflows by providing a scalable and cost-effective solution for measuring pH across thousands of reactions. Reinhardt's achievement is particularly noteworthy as he is the only undergraduate recipient among a competitive field typically dominated by graduate students and professionals. The project, supported by the National Science Foundation and the Align Foundation, exemplifies the collaborative spirit fostered in the Jensen Lab, where interdisciplinary knowledge is crucial for success. Looking ahead, Reinhardt is contemplating medical school or pursuing a master's degree, inspired by his research experience.