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  • Nanobiotechnology and Disease Detection
    Article - 12 Jun 2013
    This article discuses the use of metal nanoparticles for the development of biosensors and detection of disease.
  • Self-Powered Sensors
    Article - 16 Mar 2013
    The evolution of self-powered sensors was spurred on by the inconvenience of having to replace batteries in various devices.
  • Imec and the World of Nanoelectronics
    Article - 26 Oct 2012
    In this interview, AZoSensors talks to Dr. Hanne Degans, Science Editor from imec about the world of nanoelectronics.
  • Nano-Sensor Based Asthma Monitoring
    Article - 17 Oct 2012
    In this interview, Prof. Pelagia-Irene Gouma talks to AZoSensors about her work on a novel nano-sensor based asthma monitoring device.
  • How Do Dissolvable Electronics Work?
    Article - 1 Oct 2012
    Scientists have recently advanced the concept of dissolvable electronic devices by developing novel silicon electronics.
  • Carbon Nanotube Sensors for the Detection of Noxious Gases
    Article - 14 Sep 2012
    Nanotechnology is making a fundamental contribution to the design and development of sensor technology for its application in ‘electronic nose’ devices.
  • Graphene-Based Glucose Biosensors
    Article - 5 Sep 2012
    Researchers have recently announced the development of a novel biosensor that is capable of detecting extremely small traces of glucose in human fluid including saliva, tears and urine.
  • Enzyme-Based Electrochemical Biosensors
    Article - 8 Aug 2012
    Analytical research has become more involved in the application of electrochemical sensors.

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