Back to Top ↑Symposium Sessions |
| Tuesday June 10 |
| 9:00 | Sensors |
| 1:30 | Biosensors |
| 4:00 | Sensors - Posters |
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Symposium Program |
| Tuesday June 10 |
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| 9:00 | Sensors | |
| Session chair: Martin Poitzsch, Aramco Americas, US |
| Developing the next Generation of Sensors for Downhole Measurements
Q. Li, Oliden Technology, US |
| The guided-mode resonance sensor: Principles, technology, and applications
R. Magnusson, Resonant Sensors Incorporated, US |
| Opportunities, barriers, and future research directions for sustainable wastewater systems
N. Sharma, C. Price, S. Nimbalkar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US |
| High accuracy point sensors for continuous methane emissions monitoring
M. Doshi, Schlumberger-Doll Research Center, US |
| Novel techniques for single photon Raman spectroscopy
S. Kumar, Y. Li, T. Huo, H. Du, Y.P. Huang, Stevens Institute of Technology, US |
| Compact, rugged, field-deployable, self--powered, networked gas analyzers to monitor complex gas mixtures for food, environment, and transportation safety
J.T. Cremer, Adelphi Technology, Inc., US |
| A Low-cost, Portable Water Quality Monitoring System for Monitoring Water Quality in Real-time
V. Kayastha, C. Simmons, C. Jones, A. Neeson, B. Karmakar, W. Bowen, S. Gumm, A. Peters, D. Padilla, Brewer Science, Inc., US |
| Machine-learning enhanced gas sensor technology for complex odor identification and classification
D. Puglisi, K. Montelius, E. Tavaglione, S. Tsubota, B. Fabbri, J. Eriksson, I. Shtepliuk, Linköping University, SE |
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| 1:30 | Biosensors | |
| Session chair: Sehoon Chang, Aramco Americas, US |
| E-Tattoos and E-Skins Bridging Humans and Robots
N. Lu, The University of Texas at Austin, US |
| Selective detection of BTEX compounds using a non-selective photoionization detector
N. Barua, I. Williams, T. Hutter, The University of Texas at Austin, US |
| A hybrid micromachined pico-calorimeter for measuring cellular metabolism with applications in antimicrobial susceptibility testing
J. Zheng, H. Yang, A. Strandberg, W. Ireland, D.J. Needleman, J.J. Vlassak, Harvard University, US |
| Pressure Smart Watch Biosensor Using Equitable Bioimpedance Modality and AI
N. Kumar, S. Leo, J. Zhao, S. Lalande, D. Akinwande, University of Texas at Austin, US |
| Optoelectric Raman Nanosensors: Overcoming Intrinsic Limit in Nano-biosensing
B. Lian, H. Li, J. Guo, D. Fan, The University of Texas at Austin, US |
| A Novel SPEEK-based Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Sensor for Chloroform Vapor Detection
R. Rodriguez, A. Mendoza, M.I. Rahman, G.M.M. Hossain, C. Carrillo, A.H. Jalal, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, US |
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| 4:00 | Sensors - Posters | |
| Nanophotonic Quantum Entanglement for Advanced Spectroscopy and Biosensing Applications
J.U. Gadea Morales, Applied Physics & Materials Science at Caltech, US |
| *STUDENT HONORABLE MENTION* Development of a novel optical fiber probe sensor for real-time ethanol monitoring
T.-A. Lee, T. Hutter, The University of Texas at Austin, US |
| Investigation of the Stability of a Simplified Model of the Lipid Bilayer Membrane of a Chemo-Stressed Cancer Cell under an Applied Electric Field
Y. Musa, K. Tantawi, M. Colson, A. Adams, Motlow State Community College, US |
| *STUDENT HONORABLE MENTION* On-scalp printing of personalized electroencephalography e-tattoos
P. Vidal, University of Texas at Austin, US |
| Next-Generation Wearable Device for Noncontact Voltage Detection
A. Quinn, E. Saenz, L. Bryand, O. Caglayan, University of Incarnate Word, US |
| Fiber Optic Sensors Embedded in Clothing for Rehabilitation Patient Monitoring
A.V. Hutter, T. Hutter, The University of Texas at Austin, US |
| Rapid Nanoprobe Biosensor for the Detection of SARS‐CoV‐2
H.A. Alhadrami, G.A.R.Y. Suaifan, M.M. Zourob, King Abdulaziz University, SA |
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