Wednesday, July 18th, 2018

09:00  

Plenary 3 (PT3): Prof. Sergey Piletsky, Universty of Leicester (UK)

"MIP nanoparticles in diagnostics and bioimaging" 

Session Chair: Steve Semancik

  AudiMax Lecture Hall "BIG" Lecture Hall 1
  Gas Sensors 7 - Systems
Nanoarchitectures in Sensing Emerging Systems 1 - Devices
 

 Session Chair

Dave Kubinski

Session Chair

Osamu Niwa

Session Chair

Neus Sabaté

10:00




Mauro Epifani (GS3.1)
Materials Architectures for Chemoresistive Gas-Sensing by Cross-Talk with Heterogeneous Catalysis. Principles, Synthesis and Applications
Charlie Johnson (NA.1)
Graphene-Based Biosensors for Diagnostics
Gary W. Hunter (ES1.1)
Smart Sensor Platforms and Systems for Aerospace Applications
10:30



Qiuxia Feng (GS7.2)
Carbon-Encapsulated Co3O4 Nanofibers for Room Temperature Selective NH3 sensors
S. Mallick (NA.2)
Morphological study of PVDF-TiO2 Composites Based Humidity Sensors
Thorsten Wagner (ES1.2)
Percolation-Based Chemical Switch for H2S Gas Detection
 10:45




Sachin T. Navale (GS7.3)
Solution-Processed Co3O4 Nanoarchitectures as High Performance Chemiresistors
Jianxin Yi (NA.3)
Importance of Hierarchical Nano-Morphology for High Performance Potentiometric Sensors
Aaryashree Aaryashree (ES1.3)
Self-assembled Zn-OPV Composite for Ammonia Sensing
11:00




Sebastian Abegg (GS7.4)
Selective Formaldehyde Detection at low ppb Level with Microporous Membranes and SnO 2 Sensors
Tadeusz Pisarkiewicz (NA.4)
Nitrogen dioxide gas sensing using reduced graphene oxide-copper oxide multilayer structure
Yunsung Kang (ES1.4)
Recovery of Recovery MoS2-based Gas Sensor Using UVLED Illumination
       
  11:15  Coffee    
  AudiMax Lecture Hall "BIG" Lecture Hall 1
  Gas Sensors 8 - Emerging Applications/Systems

Biosensors 6 - Nanoparticles

Emerging Systems 2 - Sensing Strategies

 

Session Chair

Jong-Heun Lee

Session Chair

Charlie Johnson

Session Chair

Gustavo Rivas

11:45




Dave Kubinski (GS8.1)
RF measurement technique as a tool to understanding the gas loading on automotive catalysts
Mariusz Pietrczak (BS6.1)
Noble-metal based nanoparticles in modern bioanalysis
Faramarz Hossein-Babaei (ES2.1)
Discriminating Among Alkali Ions in Aqueous Solutions by Seebeck Voltage Measurement in Microfluidic Channels
12:00




Jian Wang (ES2.2)
A Frequency-responsive Photoelectric Design for Highly Sensitive Photoelectrochemical Response Measurements
 12:15




Matthias Steinmaßl (GS8.2)
Smart Monitoring System for Air Quality Control with Capacitive Sensors
Yuko Ueno (BS2.2)
Graphene Micro-roll Aptasensor for Three-Dimensional Protein Detection
Koji Toma (ES2.3)
Precipitate-Assisted Signal Amplification of Surface Acoustic Wave Immunosensor for Mite Allergen
12:30




Han Jin (GS8.3)
Light-regulated Electrochemical Reaction: Alternative Strategy for Designing High-performance Gas Sensors
Xu Yan (BS6.3)
A label-free assay for sensitive detection of trypsin by using gold nanoclusters as fluorescent probes
Gerald Gerlach (ES2.4)
Hydrogel-based chemical sensors
 12:45






Yasufumi Yokoshiki (GS8.4)
Measurement of Gas Mixture Using Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometry
Lianjing Zhao (BS6.4)
A fluorescent biosensor based on molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) nanosheets and protein aptamer for sensitive detection of carcinoembryonic antigen
Rene Welden (ES2.5)
Light-addressable lab-on-a-chip based analysis platform
       
13:00 Lunch Break
  AudiMax Lecture Hall "BIG" Lecture Hall 1
  Gas Sensors 9 - Hydrogen Sensing

Biosensors 7 - Cell Sensing
New Materials for Gas Sensing

Session Chair

Andreas Güntner

Session Chair

Frieder Scheller

Session Chair

Mauro Epifani

14:30

 

Seongbin Hong (GS9.1)
A Novel FET-type Hydrogen Gas Sensor with Pd-decorated Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Electroplating Method
Tomoyuki Yasukawa (BS7.1)
Rapid formation of single-cell pairs for producing hybridomas
Jenna A Gustafson (NG.1)
Development of Metal-Organic Framework (MOF) Coated Bulk Acoustic Sensors for Carbon Dioxide and Methane Detection
14:45




Thomas Mazingue (GS9.2)
Hydrogen sensor based on a delay path SAW transducer and a nanostructured catalyst
Jiaqiang Xu (NG.2)
Synthesis of amino-functionalized MIL-101(Cr) as high performance HF gas sensor
 15:00




Min Hyung Kim (GS9.3)
Pd-coated SnO2 Nanorod Arrays for Detection of Dissolved H2 in Transformer Oil
Xinwei Wei (BS7.2)
Three-dimensional Cardiomyocyte-based Biosensor with Scaffold and Microelectrode Array
Siqi Li (NG.3)
Room Temperature High Performance NH3 Sensor: In Suit Growth Polyaniline Nanofibers Decorated by SnO2 on Flexible PET Substrate
15:15



Sabrina Amrehn (GS9.4)
Optical Hydrogen Sensing with Tungsten Oxide Photonic Crystals
Chuanjian Qin (BS7.3)
Receptor-specific Bitterness Detection Using Immortal Cell Line and Impedance Sensor
Sukon Phanchiphant (NG.4)
H2 Gas Sensor Based on PdOx doped In2O3 Synthesized by Flame Spray Pyrolysis
15:30





Azhar Ali Haidry (GS9.5)
Factors affecting the electrical conductivity of TiO2-based gas sensors
Sharhiar Dantism (BS7.4)
Investigations of the Cellular Metabolism of Various Bacteria Utilizing Light-addressable Potentiometric Sensors (LAPS) Incorporated with Multi-chamber Structures
Mahnaz Shafiei (NG.5)
Two-Dimensional Titanium Oxide Nanosheets for NO2 Gas Sensing at Room Temperature
 15:45





Joseph R. Stetter (GS9.6)
Characterization of a Selective, Zero Power Sensor for Distributed Sensing of H2 in Energy Applications
Yuxiang Pan (BS7.5)
A multichannel 3D cell-based biosensor for real-time and non-invasive monitoring of 3D cell proliferation and drug screening
Gaojie Li (NG.6)
SnO2 nanosheets functionalized with PdPt bimetal and their
selective detection of carbon monoxide and methane
       
 16:00 Coffee  
 17:00 - 19:00  City walk