2024 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Field-Deployable Sensors

Field-deployable sensors are increasingly important for a wide range of applications including manufacturing, pollution, and environmental monitoring. This session will present advances in applied sensing technologies with an emphasis on complete devices for deployment in low-resource settings.

Chair

Gang Fan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Co-Chair

Alec Agee, University of Delaware

Presentations

03:30 PM

(618a) Got Milk? Detecting Antibiotics with a Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Based Sensor
Isabel Chapa, Grace Dykstra, Yixin Liu

03:45 PM

(618b) Multichannel Bioelectronic Sensing Using Engineered Escherichia coli
Xu Zhang, Marimikel Charrier, Caroline M. Ajo-Franklin

04:00 PM

(618c) H2 Sensing with an Optical Fiber Sensor in the Subsurface H2 Storage Conditions
Daejin Kim, Alexander J. Shumski, Ruishu Wright

04:15 PM

(618d) Novel Field Deployable Sensors to Monitor How Dynamic Hydrology Shapes Nutrient and Element Transformations in a Great Lakes Coastal Estuary: A Two-Year Study
Bukola Adesanmi, Sai Prasanna Chinthala, Terry Heard, Erin Eberhard, Timothy Morin, Lauren Kinsman-Costello, John Senko, Chelsea Monty-Bromer

04:30 PM

(618e) Surfactant-Mediated Synthesis of Bismuth Oxychloride Nanoflowers for Electrochemical Detection of Heavy Metal Ions
Edward Fratto, Cuilei Li, Zhengyang Yang, Mary Joens, Matthew Von Boecklin, Andrew Chapman, Zhiyong Gu

04:45 PM

(618f) A Novel System to Measure the Liquid/Vapor Fraction in a Geothermal Production Well in Real-Time
Zhonghua Zhan, Pengju Xing, Xiaolong Li, Marc Cremer, Andrew Chiodo, Joseph Moore, John McLennan