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Wearable Sensor Monitoring System Identifies Motor Status of Parkinson’s Patients in Real Time

News - 23 Nov 2012

Systems to improve patient rehabilitation, methods that help detect diseases, and smart biomaterials for optimising treatments—scientific advances in the field of biomedical engineering are...

Electrochemical Sensors to Trace THC

Article - 13 Sep 2022

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is one of the two psychoactive cannabinoids in cannabis, the other being CBD (cannabidiol). This article covers how electrochemical sensors are used to detect THC...

Could Biohazard Sensors Help Tackle Future Pandemics?

Article - 24 Feb 2022

It is crucial to develop highly accurate sensors that can detect a wide range of viruses before they are able to spread uncontrollably around the world.

Industrial Applications of Biosensors: An Overview

Article - 27 Nov 2021

What are the main industrial applications of biosensors? Learn more about these highly specific sensor technologies on AZoSensors.

How Smartphone Sensors Could Revolutionize Intoxication Detection

Article - 10 Nov 2021

In this article, we discuss how smartphone sensors are revolutionizing intoxication and drug detection, as well as future outlooks for this technology.

Chemical and Biosensor Chips

Article - 18 Mar 2021

Biosensor chips consist of an array of distinct biosensors that can be individually monitored and used for the analysis of numerous analytes.

Revolutionizing Biopsy Needles with Integrated Sensors

Article - 19 May 2020

A novel biopsy needle integrated with multimodal sensors has shown promising results in early pre-clinical studies. The needle revolutionizes biopsy needles in the medical industry.

Graphene in Sensor Technology

Article - 27 Oct 2018

Graphene has many applications, and sensor technology is perhaps one of the areas where graphene has found the most use, especially from an academic perspective.

Novel Technology for Cheaper and Faster Food Safety Detection

Article - 7 Apr 2017

A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method of pathogen detection for food safety purposes.

Optical Sensor to Help Track Zinc Trafficking in Cancerous Prostate Cells

Article - 10 Dec 2013

Chemists at MIT have developed a new optical sensor that tracks Zinc, an essential nutrient residing in tissue cells of the human body.