Humidity Sensors

Dear Colleagues,

Humidity is one of the main parameters measured in diverse fields, such as in biomedical applications, pharmaceutical processing, semiconductor industry, agriculture, climatology, or intelligent control in buildings, to mention a few examples.

Some of the major obstacles arise from challenges in sensitivity, response time, ability to recover from condensation, low hysteresis, accuracy, repeatability, interchangeability, and long-term stability.

Our aim for this Special Issue is to promote the exchanges of ideas and knowledge of humidity sensing. It focuses on research and development of humidity sensor technologies and applications.

We welcome humidity sensors developed for on-field applications in various areas, particularly the bio-medical field, utilizing various transducers including capacitive, resistive, optical fiber, quartz crystal microbalance (QCM), MEMS, and more.

Both original research papers and review articles on humidity sensors technology and their applications are solicited.

Although opinion pieces and perspectives are welcome, a proposal should first be submitted to the Guest Editors for review.

Prof. Dr. Francisco J. Arregui
Prof. Dr. Jesús M. Corres
Guest Editors

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