The sensors
journal review group is a semi-formal congregation by
graduate students to discuss recent scientific research
papers and technologies. The discussion is initiated by a
brief presentation by one of the graduate students based on
a scientific journal article, a scientific topic or a
technology related to sensors. We have 1 or 2 presentations
at each meeting and the presentations are on a rotational
basis among the graduate students.
The goal of the group is to allow graduate students to
expand our knowledge in our field of expertise, expose
ourselves to new ideas and technologies, and also to promote
professionalism among graduate students.
This is an opportunity for us as graduate students to be in
an environment where we feel free to discuss our scientific
expertise with confidence and hence there will be no faculty
or post-docs present at these meetings.
For questions
or comments please contact Natasha Mwale at natasharml@yahoo.com
or 513-556-9275.
Sensors Journal
Review Group Meeting schedule
Meetings start at 1pm
unless otherwise noted.
Date
Presenters
Title
Reference
Oct 20 2006
Uma Tiwari
Metallic Striped Nanowires as multiplexed Immunoassay
platforms for pathogen detection
Angw. Chem. Int. Ed. 2006, 45,
6900-4
Oct 27 2006
Natasha Mwale
Particle detection by electrical impedance spectroscopy
with asymmetric-polarization AC electroosmotic trapping
Microfluidics & Nanofluidics 2005, 1(2),
161-7
Dec 01 2006
Irena Nikcevic
Bead assisted displacement immunoassay for
staphylococcal enterotoxin B on a microchip
Anal. Chem. 2006, 78(24)
8412-20
Dec 01 2006
Tatyana Pinyayev
Voltammetric determination of folic acid with a
multiwalled carbon nanotube modified with Au eletrode
Microchem Acta 2006, 152(3-4),
285-90
Dec 15 2006
Duane Hatch
An optical biosensor for rapid and label-free detection
of cells
JACS. 2006, 128,
3862-3
Dec 15 2006
Agnese Jurkevica
Electrochemical detection and characterization of
proteins
Biosensors and Bioelectronics 2006,
22, 670-7
Jan 12 2007
Amos Doepke
Electrochemical biosensor based on supported planar
lipid bilayers for
fast detection of pathogenic bacteria
Electrochemistry Communications 2 (2000) 457–460
Jan 26 2007
Sasithorn Muncharoen
Evaluation of progesterone
content in saliva using magnetic particle-based immuno
supported liquid membrane assay (m-ISLMA)
Biosensors and
Bioelectronics 22 (2006) 241–246
Feb 9 2007
Sridhar Rajam
Optical detection of organophosphate warfare agents by
photoluminescence quenching
Practice for independent proposal
Feb 9 2007
Chris Gulgas
Ln3+
Sensors for Urate anion
Chem. Comm. 2006, 4084-6
Feb 23 2007
Duane Hatch
TBA
TBA
Feb 23 2007
Uma Tiwari
TBA
TBA
Mar 9 2007
Irena Nikcevic
TBA
TBA
Mar 9 2007
Natasha Mwale
Photochemical DNA sensor for the rapid detection of DNA
damage induced by styrene oxidation and the fenton
reaction
Environ. Sci. & Tech.2007, 41,
658-64
last updated: January 31, 2007.
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