Sensors and Biosensors Related to Magnetic Nanoparticles

Dear Colleagues,

Present-day sensor devices are representative of the multidisciplinary approach of science and technology. The list of related research (nanosensors, biosensors, physical and chemical, intelligent, remote, optical, electronic sensors, Internet of Things, communications, fault diagnosis, etc.) is growing every day, and public requests become more and more demanding. As such, sensor materials become more and more important, elaborate, and sophisticated, from multilayered structures to magnetic polymer composites and structured soft matter. However, the most common image of modern sensor material can be described as a composite. There are different types of effects capable of creating magnetic sensors for electronic applications, communications, automatic control, biology, medicine, etc. One of the main goals of their efficient development is to create a new generation of sensor material. In this Special Issue, we will consider both materials and devices with magnetic nanoparticles and materials and devices for magnetic nanoparticle detection and evaluation of their concentration, distribution, and contribution to the other physical properties of composites. Short communications, research papers, and review articles are very welcome. We would appreciate receiving the tentative title of your contribution in advance.

Prof. Dr. Galina V. Kurlyandskaya
Guest Editor

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