Nanoparticles based Electrochemical Sensors Workshop
Engineering Precision: Mastering Nanoparticles for Advanced Sensing Solutions
The “Nanoparticles based Electrochemical Sensors Workshop” offers a comprehensive introduction to the latest developments in nanoparticle-enhanced electrochemical sensing technologies. Over one month, participants will delve into the synthesis of nanoparticles, the construction of electrochemical sensors, and their applications in detecting environmental pollutants and biomarkers. The workshop combines theoretical lectures with practical laboratory sessions, providing a robust understanding of sensor mechanics and data analysis.
Aim: This workshop is designed to equip participants with the skills to design, fabricate, and utilize nanoparticles-based electrochemical sensors for a variety of applications including environmental monitoring, healthcare, and industrial processes. Through hands-on learning and expert guidance, attendees will understand the critical role these sensors play in advancing technology and improving societal well-being.
Program Objectives:
- Understand the principles behind nanoparticles and electrochemical sensors.
- Learn to synthesize nanoparticles specifically for sensor enhancement.
- Design and construct electrochemical sensors for various applications.
- Analyze sensor data and improve sensor accuracy and sensitivity.
- Explore the environmental and health implications of sensor applications.
What you will learn?
- Basics nanoscience and sensor concept
- Assessment of industrial, and environmental pollutants
- Basics of electrochemical sensor platform
- Food pathogens
- Organic Pollutants
- Heavy Metals
- Environmental pollutants
- Pathogenic microbes
- Cancer and Neurological biomarkers
- Conclusions and Q & A session
Intended For :
- Undergraduate degree in Chemistry, Materials Science, or related fields.
- Professionals in sectors such as healthcare, environmental monitoring, or nanotechnology.
- Individuals interested in advancing their expertise in sensor technology and nanomaterials.
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