Micro/Nano-Devices for Biosensing: From Single Molecule Sensing to Device Applications—2nd Edition

Dear Colleagues,

In recent years, a biosensing technology based on the fusion of micro/nanodevices, including micro/nanofluidic chips, and biology has provided remarkable success, providing the development of novel concepts, tools and methods. In addition, the micro/nanostructure of these devices can provide about the same size and space as a single molecule or single cell, so they can be measured directly or from the surface of an organism or living body to them. These potentials hold considerable promise for applications in various fields such as basic biology, agriculture, environment, healthcare and medical science. This suggests that biosensing technology with micro/nanodevices has great potential to contribute more in those fields and to lead those biological fields to a new era.

We are pleased to invite you to contribute to this Special Issue entitled “Micro/Nano-Devices for Biosensing: From Single Molecule Sensing to Device Applications—2nd Edition”. This Special Issue covers a variety of biosensing devices from single molecules, extracellular vesicles (EVs)/liposomes, viruses, bacteria and cells, with applications in basic biology, agriculture, environment, healthcare and medical science, based on micro/nanodevices including micro/nanofluidic chips.

This issue seeks to showcase research papers, short communications, and review papers, including the most up-to-date results and information in the above research fields. Contributions to this Special Issue centered on detection, manipulation, imaging, characterization, monitoring, fabrication, instrumentation, methodologies and new concepts are welcome.

Dr. Ken Hirano
Guest Editor

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