Novel Chirogenic Systems and Sensing Materials for Stereoselective Sensors Development
A topical collection in Chemosensors (ISSN 2227-9040). This collection belongs to the section "Materials for Chemical Sensing".
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Interests: sensors; induced chirality; chirality transfer; supramolecular chirality; chiral chromophores; circular dichroism; chiral materials and surfaces
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Interests: chiral compounds; synthesis of macrocycles; host-guest chemistry; chirality induction; cucurbiturils
Interests: chemical sensors; porphyrins; corroles; sensor arrays; supramolecular chemistry; nanostructured materials; thin films
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Interests: porphyrinoid synthesis; chiral porphyrin aggregates; chiral materials; stereoselective sensors
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All types of papers, including comprehensive reviews on general environmental issues, full experimental or theoretical papers, comments, and others are welcome for consideration.
Prof. Dr. Victor Borovkov
Prof. Dr. Riina Aav
Prof. Dr. Roberto Paolesse
Dr. Manuela Stefanelli
Dr. Donato Monti
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Keywords
- chiral pollutants
- environment
- chirality
- stereoisomerism
- enantiomers
- chirality sensors
- self-assembly
- supramolecular systems