Sensors and Biosensors Related to Magnetic Nanoparticles

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-4616-2

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magnetic nanomaterials; magnetic multilayers; magnetic particles; magnetic composites; magnetoimpedance; stray fields; biomedical applications; COMSOL modeling; magnetic nanowires; nanobarcodes; encoding; sensing and decoding; protective coating; soft magnetic powder; microwave permittivity; core–shell particles; magnetic multilayers; magnetoimpedance; modeling; magnetic sensors; magnetic biosensors; magnetizable nanoparticles; ferrogels; magnetization dynamics; magnetoimpedance; YIG; magnetic field sensors; rapidly quenched amorphous ribbons; thin films; magnetic composites; computer simulation; finite elements method; thin film; magnetic field sensors; FePd thin film; solid-state dewetting; substrate crystallinity; magnetic nanoparticles; polyvinyl butyral; electric explosion of wire; metallic nanoparticles; magnetic nanoparticles; polymer filled composites; microwave permeability; Curie temperature; cluster magnetization; Hopkinson effect; mixing model; tunable screen; ultrasonic spray pyrolysis; hollow particles; ferromagnetic powder; microwave permeability; Curie temperature; magnetic thin film; magneto-impedance sensor; nondestructive inspection; human body; magnetic field sensors; thin films; multilayered structures; magnetic anisotropy; anisotropy distribution; ferromagnetic resonance; magnetoimpedance; high frequency applications

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Sensors and Biosensors Related to Magnetic Nanoparticles

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October 2022

188 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Sensors and Biosensors Related to Magnetic Nanoparticles that was published in

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This book describes interesting examples of magnetic materials with magnetic nanoparticles or compact devices using composites with nanoparticles, including new engineering solutions and theoretical contributions on the magnetic biosensing of soft matter composites. Authors from different countries formed international team of experts sharing 10 contributed papers, 1 feature paper, and 1 topical review.