Selected Papers from the 2019 International Conference on Smart Sensors—ICSS 2019
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Intelligent Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2019) | Viewed by 3658
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Interests: bioelectronics; biosensors and chemical sensors; semiconductor materials; semiconductor electronic and photonic devices (LEDs, HBTs, TFTs, FETs, and HEMTs)
Interests: bio-microfluidics; bio-sensing; rapid diagnostics; cancer biology; orthopaedics
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The 2019 International Conference on Smart Sensors (http://www.icsstw.org/) (ICSS 2019) will be held in Hsinchu, Taiwan, from 3–4 June 2019.
The conference is a joint venture of the 24th Symposium of the Association of Chemical Sensors in Taiwan and the 22nd Nano Engineering and Microsystem Technology Conference. ICSS 2019 aims to promote research in sensors and NEMS/MEMS technology and advance the industry–research collaboration. The topics include (but are not limited to):
- Chemical sensors: Electrochemical sensors/optical sensors/semiconductors and electric sensors;
- Biosensors: Nanomaterial, enzyme-based or cell-based biosensors/immunosensors for clinical, food, environment, drug, etc. application/DNA- or RNA-related biosensors for clinical, food, environment, drug, etc. application;
- Microfluidics for medical and biological applications: Lab-on-a-chip microdevices/portable and emerging microfluidics technologies/medical application techniques classified by clinical subjects;
- MEMS and NEMS fabrication: Mechanical and physical sensors and microsystems;
- Microfluidics for separations, reactions, and synthesis;
- Applied MEMS and applied microfluidics: Energy harvesting/power/RF/optical/acoustic MEMS for sensor applications, enabling sensor technologies for IoT applications.
This Special Issue is being published in cooperation with ICSS 2019. The authors who presented their research papers at the conference are invited to submit full research papers to the Special Issue. The scope of the Special Issue is not limited to the selected works from ICSS 2019, and welcomes outstanding research papers related to the topics of interest listed above.
Dr. Yu-Lin Wang
Dr. Kin Fong Lei
Dr. Zong-Hong Lin
Dr. Bor-Ran Li
Guest Editors
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