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- 2023A Robust Electrochemical Sensor Based on Butterfly-shaped Silver Nanostructure for Concurrent Quantification of Heavy Metals in Water Samplescitations
- 2023A Robust Electrochemical Sensor Based on Butterfly-shaped Silver Nanostructure for Concurrent Quantification of Heavy Metals in Water Samplescitations
- 2022Rational Materials Design for In Operando Electropolymerization of Evolvable Organic Electrochemical Transistorscitations
- 2016Bioengineering of Solution Processed Graphene for the Development of Ultrasensitive Flexible Biosensing Platform
- 2016Bioengineering of Solution Processed Graphene for the Development of Ultrasensitive Flexible Biosensing Platform:Electrochemical Society. Meeting Abstracts (Online)
- 2016Electrocatalytic Applications of Graphene–Metal Oxide Nanohybrid Materialscitations
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Bioengineering of Solution Processed Graphene for the Development of Ultrasensitive Flexible Biosensing Platform
Abstract
Development of low-cost, flexible and ultrasensitive biosensing platforms for rapid detection of different human metabolites is of great importance for the healthcare, pharmaceuticals and biomedical diagnostics sectors. Synthesis of novel functionalized nanomaterials with high surface area is a key step in the fabrication of high flexible biosensing devices1. Flexible biosensors are one of the most promising next generation wearable self-monitoring devices, as material flexibility is very crucial to attach on a patient’s body part and maintaining the mechanical stability as well as the sensing responses2. In recent years, graphene based materials have invoked a new era for developing smart hybrid material based biosensors. Graphene could offer a perfect solution as an ideal signal transducer for the development of low-cost bioelectronics devices3.