Advanced Nanosensors and Nanomechanical Sensing Technology for Environment and Health Monitoring

Dear Colleagues,

Nanosensors and nanomechanical sensing technology represent a rapidly developing and highly promising area for the measurement of various biological and environmental parameters at a nanoscale. Due to their small size, high detection accuracy, and rapid response, such sensors have been widely used in fields such as medical diagnosis, environmental pollution monitoring, precision instrument operation status monitoring, and implantable medicine. This Special Issue aims to bring together researchers in this area to break down barriers and develop innovative nanosensors and nanomechanical sensing technology for environment and health monitoring. Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Biomedical nanosensors for healthcare;
• Wearable or implantable nanodevices for health parameters monitoring;
• Technologies for mechanical parameters detection in micro/nanoscale;
• Nanomechanical sensors for human motion detection;
• Chemical nanosensors for pollutants detection in daily living environment;
• New applications or improvement of existing biochemical nanosensors.

Dr. Zhuang Hao
Guest Editor

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