About
DNA-based biosensors have emerged as powerful tools for detecting contaminants in the environment, offering a high degree of sensitivity and specificity. This program introduces participants to the underlying principles of DNA biosensors, including their design, functioning, and applications in monitoring air, water, and soil quality. Participants will explore how DNA sensors detect specific pollutants and pathogens, making them invaluable for tracking environmental changes and mitigating potential hazards.
The course will also delve into the technological and biochemical aspects of biosensor development, including the integration of DNA sensors with modern electronics for real-time monitoring.
Aim
This program aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of DNA-based biosensors and their applications in environmental monitoring. It focuses on the development, principles, and use of DNA biosensors for detecting pollutants, toxins, and pathogens, enabling more effective environmental management and protection.
Program Objectives
- Understand the principles behind DNA-based biosensors and their environmental applications.
- Learn how to design and develop DNA biosensors for detecting pollutants and pathogens.
- Explore the real-world applications of DNA biosensors in air, water, and soil quality monitoring.
- Assess the ethical and regulatory aspects of using biosensors in environmental monitoring.
Program Structure
Week 1: Introduction to DNA-Based Biosensors and Environmental Monitoring
Overview of traditional environmental monitoring challenges
Introduction to DNA-based biosensors
Basic principles and unique advantages of DNA biosensors
Applications in environmental monitoring
Environmental benefits of DNA biosensors.
Week 2: The Science Behind DNA-Based Biosensors
Principles of DNA biosensors
Integration of biosensors with modern technologies
Practical aspects of biosensor design and development.
Week 3: Applications, Market Trends, and Challenges
Applications of DNA biosensors
Market trends in biosensor technologies
Challenges in biosensor deployment and regulatory standards.
Week 4: Future Trends and Career Opportunities
Innovations in DNA biosensors
Case studies of leading biosensor projects
Career pathways in biosensor technology and environmental sustainability.
Participant’s Eligibility
- Undergraduate degree in Environmental Science, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, or related fields.
- Professionals in the energy sector, water management, or environmental monitoring.
- Individuals with a keen interest in renewable energy, biotechnology, and sustainable environmental practices.
Program Outcomes
- Proficiency in the design and application of DNA-based biosensors for environmental purposes.
- Ability to monitor air, water, and soil quality using advanced biosensing technologies.
- Understanding of the ethical and regulatory considerations surrounding biosensor deployment.
- Skills in integrating biosensors with modern monitoring systems for environmental protection.
Program Deliverables
- Access to e-LMS
- Real-Time Project for Dissertation
- Project Guidance
- Paper Publication Opportunity
- Self Assessment
- Final Examination
- e-Certification
- e-Marksheet