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Engineering Proceedings, Volume 21, Issue 1

2022 I3S 2022 - 57 articles

The 9th International Symposium on Sensor Science

Warsaw, Poland | 20–22 June 2022

Volume Editors:
Piotr Lesiak, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
Tomasz Woliński, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
Leszek Jaroszewicz, Military University of Technology, Poland

Cover Story: The 9th International Symposium on Sensor Science was held in Warsaw, Poland, from 20 to 22 June 2022. Sensor technology has been shown to be suitable for applications in many important fields, including industrial applications, security medical diagnostics, and environmental monitoring. This international conference, supported by the Photonics Society of Poland, Warsaw University of Technology as well MDPI Sensors, brings together scientists from different areas to discuss important recent developments in sensor technology. The conference focused on the following topics: chemical sensors; biosensors; physical sensors; optical/photonic sensors; sensor applications; specialty optical fibers for sensing; materials, microfluidics, configurations and strategies for sensing; distributed sensing in optical fibers; amorphous materials for sensor applications; etc.
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Articles (57)

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14 September 2022

Tyramine is a known biogenic amine commonly found in some fermented foods and beverages. The consumption of large amounts of food contaminated with tyramine can cause food poisoning and severe allergic reactions in the human body. A healthy person ca...

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Cell Counting in Silicon Nanosensor for CAR T-Cell Therapy Monitoring

  • Trang Anh Nguyen Le,
  • Tabea Bartsch,
  • Anja Feldmann,
  • Larysa Baraban and
  • Michael Bachmann

13 September 2022

Silicon nanowire sensors have demonstrated outstanding utility in biosensing, especially for small biomolecules at extremely low concentrations. However, the sensor is less commonly applied in whole-cell monitoring, such as CAR T-cell counting during...

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13 September 2022

Identifying which type of lamp is installed on each public lighting pole and evaluating its luminous power is important because the new light-emitting diodes (LED)-type models are much more economical in terms of energy, and energy distribution compa...

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Towards Versatile Bioanalytical Systems

  • Elżbieta Malinowska and
  • Katarzyna Tokarska

13 September 2022

The need for the development of diagnostic tools, which allow for rapid and reliable analyses, is still of great importance. Recently, more and more attention has been paid to diagnostic systems, which can be used for point-of-care testing (POCT) for...

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8 September 2022

In recent years, significant progress in polarization imaging technologies has been observed, resulting in a numerous applications of this technology in biomedical imaging, autonomous vehicle navigations, 3D surface inspection, and many others. One o...

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The Color-Polarization Filter Array (CPFA) Sensors to Recognize Skin Lesions

  • Piotr Garbat,
  • Aleksandra Dzieniszewska,
  • Arkadiusz Kuś,
  • Michał Józwik and
  • Ryszard Piramidowicz

8 September 2022

The early diagnosis of skin diseases, specifically skin cancers, might have a crucial impact on people’s health, providing information enabling the immediate implementation of the appropriate therapy and eventually saving the patient’s li...

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Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Based Capacitive Chemosensor for Determination of Heterocyclic Aromatic Amines in Food Samples

  • Viknasvarri Ayerdurai,
  • Maciej Cieplak,
  • Alvaro Garcia-Cruz,
  • Joanna Piechowska,
  • Krzysztof R. Noworyta,
  • Agnieszka Pietrzyk-Le,
  • Francis D’Souza,
  • Wlodzimierz Kutner and
  • Piyush Sindhu Sharma

6 September 2022

Quinoxaline heterocyclic aromatic amines (HAAs) are formed during meat and fish cooking, frying, or grilling at high temperatures. They are usually generated at very low concentrations (~ng per g of a food sample). However, HAAs are classified as pot...

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Design and Development of a Miniature Mid-IR Spectrometer for Environmental Sensing and Food Safety Applications

  • Filip Łabaj,
  • Jerzy Kalwas,
  • Adam Górski,
  • Dawid Stępień,
  • Paweł Leszcz and
  • Ryszard Piramidowicz

1 September 2022

In this work, we present the recent results of designing and developing a miniaturized mid-IR spectrometer designed to detect and identify specific markers, which may provide crucial information on air/water/food quality, human health, production lin...

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Indirect Detection of Acrylamide Using a Novel Biosensor Element

  • Anja Korent,
  • Kristina Žagar Soderžnik,
  • Špela Trafela and
  • Kristina Žužek Rožman

Acrylamide (AA), C3H5NO, is used worldwide in the synthesis of polymers and gels for wastewater treatments and in the paper industry. Naturally, it is formed in heat-treated food, mostly during the frying and baking of potatoes, cereals, and coffee b...

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1.5–2.1 mm Emission in Rare-Earth Co-Doped Glasses and Multicore Optical Fibers

  • Marcin Kochanowicz,
  • Jacek Żmojda,
  • Piotr Miluski,
  • Agata Baranowska,
  • Krzysztof Markowski,
  • Magdalena Leśniak,
  • Marta Kuwik,
  • Wojciech A. Pisarski,
  • Joanna Pisarska and
  • Dominik Dorosz
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Ultra-broadband emission in the range of 1.0–2.1 mm is required in medicine (OCT), metrology, and sensing systems. Novel ideas are connected to the rare-earth co-doping of low-phonon energy glasses (further fiber core) and ultra-broad emissions...

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Threshold Volatile Organic Compounds Sensor Based on Polymer Microtip

  • Monika Żuchowska,
  • Paweł Marć,
  • Iwona Jakubowska and
  • Leszek Roman Jaroszewicz

The development of optical fiber sensor technology has led to interest in the use of new elements for functionalizing the fiber end face. The modification of this part of the fiber can be conducted by forming a polymer microtip (PM). The technology o...

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In recent years, the classic geometries of sensors based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) have been adapted for use in optical fibers (both extrinsic and intrinsic configurations), thus providing a simple approach to low-cost plasmonic sensing. For...

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Smart Insole Sensor for vGRF Measurement

  • Leonardo Bravo-Thais,
  • Daniel Saromo Mori and
  • Elizabeth Roxana Villota

Wearable devices are being increasingly used to objectively monitor and evaluate physical variables related to human movements, such as sports. Although wearables for kinematic measurements are widely used nowadays, many dynamic studies still employ...

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Infectious diseases, such as COVID-19, continue to cause an enormous burden of death and disability in developing countries, and there is an urgent need to better understand these infectious pathogens and develop ways to control their spread. We have...

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Lab on Paper Sensor for Explosive Materials Detection

  • Michal Chudy,
  • Bartlomiej Dabrowski,
  • Michal Ceremuga,
  • Piotr Kasprzak,
  • Wawrzyniec Pniewski,
  • Izabela Mazur,
  • Kamil Zukowski,
  • Katarzyna Tokarska and
  • Artur Dybko

Chemical sensors should provide fast and reliable information on an analytes. One possible technology used in contemporary sensor research is the so-called lab on paper, in which appropriate chemical indicators are immobilized on a specially designed...

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Implementation of a Smart Lifejacket for Assisting the Evacuation Process on Large Passenger Ships

  • Angelos Stamou,
  • Paul Kuqo,
  • Athanasios Douklias,
  • Markos Antonopoulos,
  • Maria Krommyda,
  • Lazaros Karagiannidis and
  • Angelos Amditis

Evacuating large passenger ships is a complex and safety-critical process. During an evacuation, the passengers are assisted by exit signs, the public announcement system and the crew, the latter providing instructions for mustering and abandonment....

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Time Degradation Analysis of Organic Solar Cells Based on ITO/PEDOT:PSS/P3HT:PCBM/Al Structure

  • David Valiente,
  • Fernando Rodríguez-Mas,
  • Juan Jose González,
  • Raquel Tro,
  • Pablo Corral,
  • Jose Luis Alonso,
  • Juan Carlos Ferrer and
  • Susana Fernández de Ávila

Energy consumption has increased exponentially over the last decades. This fact reflects the price of the electrical energy. Consequently, the scientific community has concentrated on generation procedures from renewable sources. In this sense, the e...

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The Predictable Quantum Efficient Detector (PQED) is a silicon-based optical sensor which is designed to convert every photon in the incident photon flux to an electron–hole pair [...]

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Thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) recently emerged as the most effective strategy for converting non-emissive triplet states in emissive excitons in organic light emitting diodes [...]

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Novel Electrically Controlled Periodic Optical Structures in the LC:PDMS Architecture

  • Szymon Baczyński,
  • Katarzyna A. Rutkowska,
  • Piotr Sobotka,
  • Kasper Marchlewicz,
  • Artur Dybko and
  • Marcin Juchniewicz

Optofluidics is a constantly developing research area that combines known technologies from chemistry and photonics. Various systems have been created, which are used in biology and chemistry as well as in other subjects. The combination of materials...

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Online Monitoring of T-Cell Growth: Assessment of the Concentration and Quality, and Real-Time Detection of Contamination

  • Bruno Wacogne,
  • Naïs Vaccari,
  • Marine Belinger-Podevin,
  • Claudia Koubevi,
  • Alain Rouleau and
  • Annie Frelet-Barrand

Based on the modification of biological substances, either directly from the patient to be treated or from healthy donors, Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) are promising therapeutic solutions (among others, CAR T-cells represent the curren...

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Compact Camera Fluorescence Detector for Real-Time PCR Devices Using a Parallel Light Lens

  • Seul-Bit-Na Koo,
  • Jong-Dae Kim,
  • Chan-Young Park,
  • Yu-Seop Kim and
  • Deuk-Ju Lee

Molecular diagnosis evaluates changes in molecules occurring in cells through numerical and imaging. The expression of genes and disease genes are studied to present directions for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases. Real-time polyme...

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FBG-Based Sensing of the Back during Gait Cycle

  • Arjan Lock,
  • Aaron Mellema and
  • Steven Van den Berg

We report on the calibration and testing of a fiber Bragg grating (FBG)-based 2D-shape sensing strip for real-time monitoring of the position and orientation of the human spine during gait. The strip is evaluated for its use as an input for control o...

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We report a novel, miniaturized gas sensor configuration with ppbv (parts-per-billion by volume) sensitivity, where detection of the gas sample concentration is realized inside a Nd:YVO4/YVO4/Air-Gap structure (2 × 2 × 14 mm3) of the doub...

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Research on Optical Properties of a Tapered Optical Fiber with Higher Alkane Cladding Doped with Fe3O4 Nanoparticles

  • Karol Antoni Stasiewicz,
  • Iwona Jakubowska,
  • Joanna E. Moś,
  • Paweł Marć,
  • Rafał Zbonikowski,
  • Jan Paczesny and
  • Leszek R. Jaroszewicz

The presented research shows the effect of mixing Fe3O4 nanoparticles with higher alkanes on the propagation of the light wave in a biconical, adiabatic optical fiber taper. A fiber optic taper makes it possible to directly influence the light parame...

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Tapered optical fibers, due to their specific optical properties, are great sensing elements. During the elongation of an optical fiber, a tapered waist forms, which allows the electromagnetic wave to propagate in the whole volume of this structure;...

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Efficient Screening of Hybrid Nanomaterials for Optimizing Chemical Sensor Devices

  • Larissa Egger,
  • Lisbeth Reiner,
  • Florentyna Sosada-Ludwikowska,
  • Anton Köck,
  • Jan Steffen Niehaus,
  • Sören Becker,
  • Öznur Tokmak,
  • Hendrik Schlicke,
  • Alexander Blümel and
  • Martin Tscherner
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Chemical sensors based on metal oxides (MOx) are one of the most promising gas sensing devices due to their high sensitivity to numerous gases, fast response, miniaturization, and simple production. The detection principle of these sensors is a condu...

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Metastasis of cancer cells to various organs in the human body is a significant oncological problem. The mechanisms that activate the invasion of cancer cells are not well understood. The research on the processes of cancer invasion is limited under...

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Timing Performances and Radiation Hardness of 3D Diamond Detectors

  • Lucio Anderlini,
  • Marco Bellini,
  • Vladimir Cindro,
  • Chiara Corsi,
  • Keida Kanxheri,
  • Stefano Lagomarsino,
  • Chiara Lucarelli,
  • Arianna Morozzi,
  • Giovanni Passaleva and
  • Michele Veltri
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High time resolution and extreme radiation hardness are key for detectors to be operated in future particle accelerators and in space or medical applications. With respect to these relevant properties, we report here on performances of pixel sensors...

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Evaluation of Thermo-Optical Properties of Selected Liquids by Photonic Crystal Fiber-Based Sensor

  • Michał Dudek,
  • Paweł Marć,
  • Natalia Przybysz and
  • Leszek R. Jaroszewicz

Thermo-optical properties of liquid materials are very important in many practical applications. The temperature dependence of the refractive index (RI) is usually sufficient to fully characterize a given material, however, for some applications an e...

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MNET: Semantic Segmentation for Satellite Images Based on Multi-Channel Decomposition

  • MD Samiul Islam,
  • Xinyao Sun,
  • Zheng Wang,
  • Parwant Ghuman and
  • Irene Cheng

With the advancements in remote sensing, satellite images have become a popular data modality and are widely used in many applications. Among others, satellite images are used by surveyors and engineers for urban planning and asset management, e.g.,...

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Miniaturized Immunoplatforms Supporting the Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Biomarkers and Immunotherapies

  • Marcin Drozd,
  • Polina Ivanova,
  • Sylwia Karoń,
  • Adrian Duszczyk,
  • Katarzyna Tokarska and
  • Elżbieta Malinowska

Immunotherapy is an innovative cancer treatment that activates the immune system, enabling natural anti-cancer defense mechanisms. Although the large-scale use of immunological treatment is yet to happen, immunotherapy already plays a practical role...

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Alteration of the polarisation state of light is an appealing source of contrast which has been used in polarised light microscopy of very thin sections for many decades, and has applications in geology, materials, and biology. The polarisation-sensi...

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The rapid progress in the field of chemical sensors has made it possible to carry out quick, accurate, and precise monitoring of interactions between biological compounds, enabling the development of models describing the processes that occur at the...

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A Multispectral Portable Optical Fiber Reflectometer

  • Wojciech Bogusław Żołnowski,
  • Anna Pakuła,
  • Paweł Marć,
  • Marek Życzkowski and
  • Leszek Roman Jaroszewicz

Today, multispectral optical sensors are extensively studied in non-contact and remote imaging systems. However, our previous experimental studies have shown that the changes in the reflective properties of chicken eggshells allow for the classificat...

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Application of a Low-Cost Electronic Nose for the Detection of Forest Tree Pathogens

  • Tomasz Oszako,
  • Piotr Borowik,
  • Rafał Tarakowski,
  • Sławomir Ślusarski,
  • Miłosz Tkaczyk,
  • Przemysław Wacławik and
  • Justyna Anna Nowakowska

Several techniques can be used for the detection and analysis of odors. Among them, electronic noses emerged as a rapid and non-invasive diagnostic tool with various applications ranging from the food industry to medical diagnosis or forestry and agr...

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Remote Bio-Detection of Buried Landmines by Luminescent Microbial Sensors

  • Etai Shpigel,
  • Benjamin Shemer,
  • Tal Elad and
  • Shimshon Belkin

Landmines and explosive remnants of war pose a global humanitarian problem and cause numerous casualties long after the conflict has ended. The current approaches for locating landmines, such as metal detection, which require one’s physical pre...

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Er3+ Wireless Temperature Sensor for Hyperthermia Treatment

  • Gloria Lesly Jimenez,
  • Bartek Starzyk,
  • Radosław Lisiecki,
  • Magdalena Lesniak,
  • Marcin Kochanowicz,
  • Jason Guiliani,
  • Isela Padilla and
  • Dominik Dorosz

In recent years, the use of hyperthermia to induce the cellular activity of hippocampal neurons, which in vitro and in vivo experiments have shown to evoke a promising neural activity, has been explored. This is due to the hyperthermia effect, which...

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Tracking Multiple Instances of Retail Consumers from RGB and Thermal Images

  • Iason-Ioannis Panagos,
  • Angelos P. Giotis and
  • Christophoros Nikou

Visual tracking of multiple objects is a challenging task that has gained considerable attention recently. The process involves several steps: detection, data association, and re-identification, each with its own set of challenges. Trending methods u...

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Detection of Foreign Items in Laundry Industry—A Dual Energy XRT Approach

  • Christine Bauer,
  • Rebecca Wagner and
  • Johannes Leisner

Even outside of the instance of a global pandemic, the proper cleaning of professional work wear is crucial—thus, laundry technology becomes more and more efficient and automated. A bottleneck in the professional laundry process of working garm...

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Theoretical Study of the Effect of Stresses on Effective Masses in the InAs/InAsSb Type-II Superlattice

  • Tetiana Manyk,
  • Jaroslaw Rutkowski,
  • Małgorzata Kopytko and
  • Piotr Martyniuk

A3B5 materials used in the construction of a superlattice have properties that enable the design of devices (to include avalanche photodiodes) optimized for use in infrared detection. These devices are used in the military and medicine industries, an...

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Influence of Geometrical Parameters of Nonlinear Optical Fibers on Their Optical Properties

  • Maciej Grzesiak,
  • Mariusz Makara,
  • Krzysztof Poturaj and
  • Paweł Mergo

The properties of specialty optical fiber technology are determined by many aspects, such as the choice of material from which optical fibers are made, the refractive index profile, or the optical fiber manufacturing method. Typical optical fibers ar...

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An Impedance-Based Label-Free Polymerase Chain Reaction Chip and Detection System

  • Gyo-Rim Kim,
  • Ji-Soo Hwang,
  • Jong-Dae Kim,
  • Yu-Seop Kim and
  • Chan-Young Park

In the conventional real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) technique, DNA amplification is confirmed by quantitatively analyzing the increase in the fluorescence brightness using a fluorescent label. However, when using a fluorescence label-bas...

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