Advanced Sensors for Human Health Management
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Biosensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 March 2026 | Viewed by 96
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wearable or implantable devices; health management; wearable photoacoustic probe; electronics-free wireless strain sensors
Interests: physiological monitoring; wearable systems; wearable sensors; physiological measurements; active living; cardiorespiratory monitoring; soft sensors
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Interests: tissue optics; chemometrics; optical sensors; wearable devices; photoplethysmography; pulse oximetry; blood and tissue perfusion; biomedical sensors and instrumentation; physiological/clinical measurement; spectrophotometry; bioinstrumentation
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Interests: soft and hard materials integration; wearable electrochemical sensors; sweat pH and glucose sensing; glutamate sensing; cannabis sensing; water pH and heavy metals sensing; two-dimensional nanomaterials; energy harvesting; surface activated nanobonding
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The rapid advancement of sensor technology has revolutionized human health management by enabling real-time monitoring, early disease detection, and personalized healthcare solutions. From wearable devices to implantable biosensors, these innovations are transforming medical diagnostics, treatment strategies, and preventive care. This Special Issue aims to bring together original research and review articles on the latest developments, applications, and challenges in advanced sensors for human health management.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Wearable or implantable sensors;
- Flexible and stretchable electronics;
- Wireless medical sensor networks;
- Non-invasive/invasive health monitoring technology;
- Smart healthcare systems;
- Personalized medicine;
- Artificial intelligence in health monitoring;
- Multi-modal health sensing;
- Physiological data analysis;
- Automated diagnosis technology;
- Disease diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Ye Tian
Prof. Dr. Emiliano Schena
Prof. Dr. Panicos Kyriacou
Dr. Matiar Howlader
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- health monitoring
- disease diagnosis
- medical sensors
- healthcare
- sensing
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