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New Nanoantennas can Drastically Improve Sensitivity of Biosensors

New Nanoantennas can Drastically Improve Sensitivity of Biosensors

The World Health Organisation has regularly said that rapid testing of patients with COVID-19 is critical to controlling the pandemic, especially with lockdown measures easing across the globe.

24 Jun 2020

MSR-Electronic - Worldwide Methane Gas Monitoring in over 300 Biogas Plants

MSR-Electronic - Worldwide Methane Gas Monitoring in over 300 Biogas Plants

The idea is as simple as it is ingenious: Mix the unloved liquid manure with corn silage, let bacteria work and use the methane gas produced to generate electricity and heat. Renewable energy sources are inexhaustible. In times of scarce energy resources and climate change, the focus is on new energy sources. Biogas has proven to be a very good alternative in natural energy production.

From MSR-Electronic GmbH 9 Jun 2020

New Paper-Based Sensor Could Support Early Cancer Detection

New Paper-Based Sensor Could Support Early Cancer Detection

Scientists at Washington State University (WSU) have designed a technology that is 30 times more sensitive compared to the existing lab-based tests in determining early-stage cancer biomarkers in blood.

5 Jun 2020

New Nanosensor to Monitor SnRK2 Protein Kinase Activity in Plant Cells

New Nanosensor to Monitor SnRK2 Protein Kinase Activity in Plant Cells

A deeper insight into fundamental processes has been sought for a long time by plant biologists. Such processes involve kinases, which are enzymes that catalyze the primary biological activities of proteins.

2 Jun 2020

Designing Devices to Interpret Biological Signals Produced by Skin Conductance

Designing Devices to Interpret Biological Signals Produced by Skin Conductance

Smart devices that measure electrical signals from your skin have the potential to tell you about your stress levels, help your sports performances and allow you to track your emotions.

27 May 2020

Wearable Vitamin C Sensor Could Help Track Users' Nutritional Intake

Wearable Vitamin C Sensor Could Help Track Users' Nutritional Intake

A team at the University of California San Diego has developed a wearable, non invasive Vitamin C sensor that could provide a new, highly personalized option for users to track their daily nutritional intake and dietary adherence.

21 May 2020

The Most Sensitive Bioelectronic Ammonia Gas Sensor Ever Made

The Most Sensitive Bioelectronic Ammonia Gas Sensor Ever Made

A team of researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst has reported in the Nano Research journal that they have developed the most sensitive bioelectronic ammonia gas sensor to be ever made.

14 May 2020

Minimally Invasive Biosensor System for Personal Management of Gout

Minimally Invasive Biosensor System for Personal Management of Gout

At Texas A&M University, researchers have developed a technology that may be used by people with gout disease to better track their symptoms.

12 May 2020

Biosensors-Embedded Mask Prevents Airborne Disease Spread

Biosensors-Embedded Mask Prevents Airborne Disease Spread

A student team has designed a mask that prevents the spread of airborne diseases whilst monitoring the wearer's vital signs.

8 May 2020

New Sensor can Provide Noninvasive, Simultaneous Monitoring of Palm Trees

New Sensor can Provide Noninvasive, Simultaneous Monitoring of Palm Trees

A red beetle, classed as the most destructive date palm pest, causes millions of dollars of annual economic losses worldwide.

7 May 2020

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Developing the Future of Computer-Aided Engineering

Ian Campbell

AZoSensors caught up with Ian Campbell from OnScale to discuss their cloud based solutions and how this will develop computer-aided engineering in the future.

Developing the Future of Computer-Aided Engineering

TMR-Based Current Sensors & Sensors Expo 2019

Andrew Phillips

AZoSensors caught up with Andrew Phillips from TDK Micronas to talk about their new line of TMR-based current sensors and Sensors Expo 2019.

TMR-Based Current Sensors & Sensors Expo 2019

Best Practices for Detecting Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen in a Laboratory

Andrew Collier

In this interview, AZoSensors talks to Andrew Collier, CEO of IGD, about the best practices for detecting oxygen and carbon dioxide in a laboratory.

Best Practices for Detecting Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen in a Laboratory

Infrared Sensor Range from Amphenol Advanced Sensors

Infrared Sensor Range from Amphenol Advanced Sensors

Thermopile IR Sensors are used for non-contact, infrared, surface temperature measurement.

From Amphenol Advanced Sensors

On-Line NIR Smart Sensors Range from Process Sensors

On-Line NIR Smart Sensors Range from Process Sensors

On-line NIR Smart Sensors from Process Sensors provide operators immediate feedback on real-time processing parameters.

From Process Sensors Corporation

Instant Moisture Profiling System

Instant Moisture Profiling System

Sensortech’s IMPS-4400 provides board product manufacturing plants the most advanced level of moisture profiling.

From Sensortech Systems, Inc.