Novel Gas Sensing Approaches: From Fabrication to Application
A special issue of Chemosensors (ISSN 2227-9040). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Chemical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 29 November 2024 | Viewed by 129
Special Issue Editors
Interests: electronic noses; machine learning; volatile organic compounds; greenhouse gases; chemical sensors
Interests: gas sensor systems; volatile organic compounds; hazardous chemicals; digital technologies; machine learning; applied research
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Novel methodological approaches and technological proofs of concept are the seed for the advancement of gas sensing research. These approaches can lead not simply to an incremental improvement but to a true paradigm shift with far-reaching impacts on society. Moreover, they have the crucial role of addressing existing limitations related to, for example, accuracy, device integration, miniaturization, power consumption, and costs and pave the way for new applications with expanded functionalities, such as wearable devices or remote and mobile environmental monitoring. Pushing the boundaries is what drives progress towards more advanced, efficient, and versatile gas sensor devices.
This Special Issue seeks review articles and original, innovative interdisciplinary research papers that could have a large societal impact and showcase the recent advancements in gas sensing. We welcome the submission of papers concerning the following topics, though this list is not exhaustive:
- Proof of concept and development of new sensing materials;
- Novel gas sensor fabrication and integration methodologies;
- Improved gas sensor operation strategies;
- The implementation of Internet of Things (IoT) and effective data management;
- The implementation of AI/machine learning algorithms and advanced data processing;
- Air pollutant monitoring in indoor and outdoor environments;
- The deployment and evaluation of sensor systems and sensor networks;
- Innovative applications with large societal impacts.
Dr. Guillem Domènech-Gil
Dr. Donatella Puglisi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- smart sensors
- VOCs
- machine learning
- environmental monitoring
- artificial intelligence
- Internet of Things
- air quality
- leakage detection
- industrial safety
- public health and well-being
