2024 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Next-Gen Sensors

Sensors are increasingly important in everyday life, as exemplified with the rapid sensor technology development during the COVID-19 pandemic. This session will present advances in sensing with an emphasis on new and next-gen technologies. This can include uses or fabrication of these sensor technologies.

Chair

Yixin Liu, Michigan Technological University

Co-Chair

Presentations

03:30 PM

(441a) Point of Need Biosensing of Protein Biomarkers from Complex Matrices
Yuqi Huang, Venkat R Bhethanabotla

03:55 PM

(441b) Development of Phosphate-Selective Sensors Based on Macrocyclic Ionophore-Doped Membranes
Monireh Dehabadi, Joshua Glazer, Andrew Schroth, Appala Raju Badireddy

04:10 PM

(441c) Go with the Glow – Persistent Luminescence Nanosensors for pH, Oxygen, and Ion Quantification in Complex Samples
Tyler Sodia, Kevin Cash

04:25 PM

(441d) Determination of a Broad Range of Volatile Organic Compounds in Environmental Air
Xiao-An Fu, Sujoy Halder, Zhenzhen Xie

04:40 PM

(441f) Temperature Sensor Application of Magnetic Phase Transition and Magnetic Moment Change
Hikaru Kiyomoto, Yuka Sakai, Yasuki Kansha

04:55 PM

(441g) PANI/MoS2 based Room Temperature Gas Sensor for Sub-Ppm NH3 detection: Experimental and DFT Insights
Aakanksha Jain, Ajithkumar MP, Siddhartha Panda

05:10 PM

(441h) Multichannel Automated Temperature Stimulus of Elastin-like Polymers
Stanley Feeney, Jeffrey Halpern

05:25 PM

(441i) Responsive Complex Emulsions: All-Liquid Sensors for Detection and Classification of Environmental Contaminants
Suchol Savagatrup

05:40 PM

(441j) Assessing the Impact of Internal Flow Dynamics on Low-Cost Optical Particle Counters
Livingstone Quarshie, Douglas Webb, Matthew Jones, Randy Lewis