Chemical, Physical & Bio-Sensors

Chemical, Physical, and Bio Sensors

Symposium Chair

Martin Poitzsch
Leader Reservoir Engineering Technologies Team
Aramco Services Company

Key Speakers

Microfabricated sensors and spectroscopy systems for real-time chemical analysis
Axel Scherer
Bernard A. Neches Professor of Electrical Engineering, Medical Engineering, Applied Physics and Physics, Caltech

Revolutionizing sensing using quantum technologies
Brenton Young
President, AOSense, Inc.

NNCO Sensors Townhall

Session Chair

Stacey Standridge
Deputy Director
National Nanotechnology Coordination Office

Key Speakers

Eric Brack
Research Chemist
U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Solider Center (DEVCOM-SC)

Sensors are everywhere in the environment and equipment around us and even within our own bodies; and they are expected to become even more omnipresent! They are the enablers that trigger alarms and processes to keep our world running smoothly, and they conserve resources and assets by managing them more efficiently. In the medical arena sensors are increasingly essential tools in the detection and monitoring of a wide range of conditions. In this symposium we place a special focus on sensors that are enabled by novel measurement physics or chemistry and in particular, by emergent areas of nanotechnology. Specific topics that we would like to consider in this symposium include the following:

Back to Top ↑ 2021 Symposium Sessions
	Monday October 18
1:30	Photonics Devices
	Tuesday October 19
8:30	Advanced Materials Track Keynotes
10:30	Bio-Sensing & Health
1:30	Challenging Sensing Environments & Deployments
4:00	Sensors - Posters

2021 Symposium Program
	Monday October 18

1:30	Photonics Devices	Baltimore 2
	Session chair: Loucas Tsakalakos, L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
1:30	Photonics with single solid-state quantum emitters M. Davanco, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
1:55	Optically Induced Circular Currents and Giant Inverse Faraday Effect in 2D Electron Liquid for Tunable Absorption of THz radiation S.O. Potashin, V. Yu. Kachorovskii, M.S. Shur, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
2:15	A Scaleable Manufacturing Approach for All-Inorganic Diffractive Optics, Lightguide Gratings and Metalenses using Nanoimprint Lithography and High Refractive Index Nanoparticle Inks V.J. Einck, M. Torfeh, A. McClung, D.E. Jung, M. Mansouree, A. Arbabi, J.J. Watkins, University of Massachusetts, US
2:35	Frequency Limitation and Detection Performance in Terahertz Plasmonic Field-effect Transistors Y. Zhang, M.S. Shur, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
2:55	Electrically Active Photonic Crystals based on Stacked Microcavity OLEDs D. Allemeier, M. White, University of Vermont, US
	Tuesday October 19

8:30	Advanced Materials Track Keynotes	Woodrow Wilson D
	Session chair: Martin Poitzsch, Aramco Americas
8:30	Controlling light with plasmonic materials J. Fontana, Naval Research Laboratory, US
9:00	TBA A. Scherer, California Institute of Technology, US
9:30	Nanoscale carbon for print-in-place and recyclable electronics A.D. Franklin, Duke University, US

10:30	Bio-Sensing & Health	Magnolia 2
	Session chair: Martin Poitzsch, Aramco Americas
10:30	Highly Sensitive Nanocapacitive Sensor for A Human-Machine Interface J. Chung, V. Sakthivelpathi, University of Washington, US
10:50	Moxifloxacin Inhibited b-Amyloid Bio-communication and Impairs Aβ Folding with HSP60 Memristive Devices For Promoting Cell Normal Reversible Membrane Potential, pp. 203-206 E.T. Chen, J.T. Thornton, S-H. Duh, Advanced Biomimetic Sensors, Inc., US
11:10	Catalytic Lateral Flow Immunoassays (cLFIA™): Amplified Signal in the Same Simple Format S.P. Mulvaney, D.A. Kidwell, J.N. Lanese, R.P. Lopez, M.E. Sumera, E. Wei, US Naval Research Laboratory, US
11:30	Fabrication of a rapid response on-chip biosensor B. Maddipudi, V.S. Amar, H. Dosch, A. Shende, R.V. Shende, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, US
11:50	Wearable gas sensors with wireless communication and RF energy harvesting capabilities H. Cheng, J. Meeks, Penn State University, US

1:30	Challenging Sensing Environments & Deployments	Magnolia 3
	Session chair: Martin Poitzsch, Aramco Americas
1:30	Overview of Oilfield Microfluidics M. Poitzsch, Aramco Americas, US
1:55	Microfluidic Paper-based Analytical Devices for Rapid On-site Optical Chemical Analysis in the Oil Field S. Chang, H. Ow, B. Yoon, W. Wang, Aramco Americas, US
2:15	Revolutionizing sensing using quantum technologies B. Young, AOSense, Inc., US
2:40	Single-Photon 3D Cameras A. Ingle, A. Gupta, A. Velten, M. Gupta, University of Wisconsin-Madison, US
3:00	Downhole Corrosion Sensors for Predictive Maintenance of Gas Well Under Harsh Conditions M.H. Haque, R.K. Saini, M.N. Noui-Mehidi, J.L. Jauregui, Aramco Americas, US
3:20	Market Opportunities in the Gas Supply Chain for Nanotech-Enhanced Sensors K. Leodinh, D. Yablon, K. Crippen, Gas Technology Institute, US
3:40	Untethered Well Logging Robot H.R. Seren, E. Buzi, M.L. Zeglache, A. Bukhamseen, T. Hillman, T. Thiel, M. Deffenbaugh, Aramco Services Company, US

4:00	Sensors - Posters	Expo Hall AB
	Silent Sentinel’s Loss and Theft Prevention, pp. 200-202 L. Coney, M. Safa, U. Verma, Bruce Corporation, US
	Microsphere Resonators for Biodetection, pp. 196-199 L. Echeveria, S. Gilmore, S. Harrison, P. Singh, T. Bond, Lawrence Livermore National Lab, US
	A Novel Magnetic Permeability Sensor System to Determine Geologic Permeability In Situ R. Adams, J.M. Felix Servin, W. Wang, M. Deffenbaugh, Aramco Services Company, US
	Electromechanical Vibrating Viscometers for Rheological Process Monitoring M. Gonzalez, C. Gooneratne, A. Magana-Mora, S. Ayirala, A. Sofi, M. Deffenbaugh, Aramco Services Company: Aramco Research Center—Houston, US