Design, Fabrication, and Environment Applications of Nanobiosensors
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Manufacturing Processes and Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 September 2021) | Viewed by 3333
Special Issue Editor
Interests: decontamination; early warning sensors; mass-scale pure production of water-free toxins; reduce volume in waste management; metal resources from sand; sea coast and urban mining; nano membrane filtration; safe environment from released radiation around nuclear plants; green energy production; catalysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
With the eminent advancements in the field of nanotechnology and their provision of numerous viable solutions to meet the challenges related to diagnostics, treatments, bioelectronics, and environmental applications, there is expanding demand for the further development and design of nanobiosensors. The design/construction of compact nanobiosensor devices can result in the provision of numerous unique features, including accurate detection, high selectivity at ultraconcentrations, convenience, ease of use, low cost, and a wide scope of utilization and on-site implementation. In addition, the current decade is witnessing a distinct interest in developing portable monitoring devices to meet the challenges associated with clinical diagnosis, with many applications in the healthcare and environmental sectors. The design and production of nanobiosensors requires an incredible effort, resulting from the merging and integration of many research disciplines including engineering disciplines, materials science, environmental, chemical, biological, and medical sciences. In this regard, the current issue intends to highlight advanced research studies in the field of design, manufacturing, and environment applications of nanobiosensors.
Dr. Mohamed A. Shenashen
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- nanobiosensor design
- nanomaterials
- biosensor
- sensors
- diagnostics
- environmental applications of nanobiosensors
- electrochemical-based nanobiosensors
- optical-based nanobiosensors
- biomolecule detection
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