2019 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Applications in Sensors: Biomedical

Sensors are finding increasing importance in applications ranging from medical diagnostics, industrial manufacturing, food safety, homeland security, and others. This session will present advances in application of established sensing technologies and devices to particular applications.

Chair

Kevin Cash, Colorado School of Mines - CBE

Co-Chairs

Dongmei (Katie) Li, University of Wyoming
Yi Zhang, University of Missouri

Presentations

08:00 AM

(245a) Invited: Sensor Applications in Bioengineering: Detection of Small Molecules within Complex and Three-Dimensional Biological Milieu
Jennie Leach

08:25 AM

(245b) Tissue-like Neurochemical Sensors Operating in Brain and Gut
Zhenan Bao, Jinxing Li

08:42 AM

(245c) Cell-Based Electrochemical Sensors for Environmental Pollutant Detection
Ariel Furst

08:59 AM

(245d) Biomimetic Composites As Microfabricated, Flexible, Degradable Electrochemical Sensors
Sayantan Pradhan, Meng Xu, Ramendra Pal, Vamsi Yadavalli

09:16 AM

(245e) Nanopore Based Highly Sensitive and Accurate Detection of HIV
Chang Liu, Xiaojun Wei

09:33 AM

(245h) Wireless, Soft, Skin-integrated Microfluidic Systems for Electrochemical/Colorimetric Biosensing and Capture of Sweat
Amay J. Bandodkar, John A. Rogers

09:50 AM

(245f) The Electrochemical Impedance Response of a Continuous Glucose Monitor
Mark E. Orazem, Ming Gao, Rui Kong

10:07 AM

(245g) Measurement of Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Hydrogels Using Piezoelectric-Excited Millimeter Cantilever Sensors
Alexander P. Haring, Miharu Koh, Blake Johnson