Microfluidic Device Based Chemical and Biochemical Sensors

Dear Colleagues,

Microfluidic devices coupled to sensors or immunosensors offer benefits such as small sample volumes, rapid turnaround times, and low cost. These devices consist of microchannels for transporting fluids, with part or all of the necessary components of an assay procedure being integrated into the device. Moreover, microfluidic technology is one of the most striking technologies that can be integrated with electrochemical or optical sensing systems to improve the overall performance of detection systems.

This Special Issue of Chemosensors aims to collect the latest research in the field of microfluidic sensors applied to anatyte determination in biological, pharmaceutical, agricultural, or environmental samples. Analytical work on all types of microfluidic sensors is welcome. Both original research papers and review articles will be considered for publication.

Areas of particular interest to this Special Issue include but are not limited to:

• Electrochemical sensors;
• Microsensors-based nanomaterials;
• Optical sensors;
• Microfluidic devices.

Dr. Martín A. Fernández Baldo
Dr. Matías D. Regiart
Prof. Dr. Francisco G. Ortega
Guest Editors

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