Special Session 2

Sensing Surfaces and Biosensors (SS2)

Various sensing materials and biosensors leverage the remarkable recognition capabilities of biological systems.

They integrate these capabilities with physicochemical transducers to create user-friendly diagnostic systems for a continuously expanding range of applications aimed at enhancing health, well-being, and environmental sustainability.

 

These applications encompass a wide array of topics and technologies, including:

 

• Bioelectronics, covering areas like biocomputing, bio-fuel cells, photovoltaic cells, and electronic noses.
• Sensing with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
• Commercial aspects of biosensors, including manufacturing and market dynamics.
• DNA chips, nucleic acid sensors, and aptasensors.
• Enzyme-based biosensors.
• Immunosensors.
• Lab-on-a-chip and multiplexed sensor technologies.
• Microfluidics and advancements in immobilization techniques.
• Diagnostics through smartphones, wearable biosensors, and personal mobile health devices.
• Nanobiosensors, nanomaterials, and nanoanalytical systems.
• Natural and synthetic receptors, including Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (MIPs).
• Biosensors based on organisms, whole cells, and organs.
• Printed biosensors and microfabrication techniques.
• Signal transduction technologies.
• Single molecule detection methods.
• Theranostics, along with implantable and ingestible sensors.
• Exploring novel transducers for sensing applications.
• Further developments in implantable and ingestible sensors.
• Utilizing synthetic biology to advance biosensor capabilities.

 

These topics collectively represent a dynamic and multidisciplinary field at the intersection of biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering, driving innovation in diagnostic and sensing technologies.

 

 

ORGANISER(S)

	Prof. Robert Bogdanowicz Gdansk University of Technology,   Poland robbogda@pg.edu.pl OPENING TALK: ‘Nanostructured Boron-Doped Diamondized Nanowalls: Engineering Electrochemical Performance for Biosensing Applications’ Abstract (PDF)
	Dr. Emmanuel Scorsone Paris-Saclay University, CEA-LIST, France emmanuel.scorsone@cea.fr

 

 

INVITED SPEAKER(S)

	‘Biomolecular Impedimetric Fingerprints Utilizing Drop-Casted, Functionalized Nanoparticles on Rapidly Manufactured Substrates’ Prof. Jacek Ryl Gdansk University of Technology   Poland Abstract (PDF)
	‘Nanodiamond-Based Quantum Sensing in Biomedical Applications’ Dr. Aldona Mzyk Technical University of Denmark,   Denmark Abstract (PDF)
	‘Peptide-based Biomimetic Optoelectronic Nose for Odor Analysis’ Dr. Yanxia Hou-Broutin Grenoble Alpes University,   France Abstract (PDF)
	‘Real Time Characterization of Cells and Tissues Based on Bio-Impedance Methods within Microdevices’ Prof. Oliver Français ESIEE-Paris, France Abstract (PDF)