About
This Program is designed for researchers, scientists, and students interested in the intersection of biosensors and nanotechnology. Through a blend of theoretical sessions, case studies, and applications, participants will delve into the world of nano-biotechnology, equipping themselves with the knowledge and skills necessary for advancements in diagnostics.
Aim
The aim of the program is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the synergy between biosensors and nanotechnology in the realm of diagnostics. Participants will gain skills in biosensor fabrication, explore cutting-edge developments in nanotechnology, and understand the ethical considerations surrounding their application.
Program Objectives
- Provide a foundational understanding of biosensors, nanotechnology, and their integration for diagnostics.
- Equip participants with skills in the fabrication and application of biosensors using nanomaterials.
- Explore advanced concepts and emerging trends in nano-biotechnology for diagnostics.
- Foster an interactive and collaborative learning environment through live sessions.
- Address ethical considerations and regulatory aspects associated with biosensors and nanotechnology.
Program Structure
Module 1: Introduction to Biosensors and Nanotechnology
Basics of biosensors, types of biosensors and their applications, overview of nanotechnology in diagnostics, nanoscale materials and properties, nanomaterials used in biosensors, properties and advantages.
Module 2: Biosensor Fabrication and Applications
Fabrication methods, session on biosensor assembly techniques, how nanotechnology enhances biosensor performance, case studies and examples, real-world applications, challenges and future trends.
Module 3: Advanced Concepts of Biosensors in Diagnostics
Cutting-edge developments, emerging trends in nanotechnology and diagnostics, ethical issues in biosensor development, regulatory considerations.
Participant’s Eligibility
B.Sc. in Physics, Materials Science, or Electrical Engineering; M.Sc. in Physics, Materials Science, or Electrical Engineering with research experience; B.Tech and M.Tech in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or Computer Science with proficiency in electronic device fabrication and computational modeling.
Program Outcomes
Mastery of Biosensor Basics, proficiency in Nanotechnology Concepts, Biosensor Fabrication Skills, Application of Nanotechnology in Diagnostics exploring diverse diagnostic applications from healthcare to environmental monitoring.