Wearable computing continues to attract researchers’ interests. In particular, the combination of biomedical applications and sensor networks has been in major focus, especially in the field of real-time health care monitoring. Various connection mediums have been proposed for such platforms. This includes wired and wireless communication schemes. The inconvenience of interconnecting sensors th...

Enzymatic biofuel cells (EBFCs) are a subgroup of fuel that use enzymes as catalysts. EBFCs utilize physiological substrates such glucose or lactate great interest implantable wearable power sources to activate medical devices. This contribution introduces the working principles and summarizes recent progress in EBFC-enabled biosensors, pulse generators, therapy. Biosensors with self-powered ch...

Background The use of wearable biosensor devices for monitoring and coaching in forensic psychiatric settings yields high expectations improved self-regulation emotions behavior clients staff members. More so, if have mild intellectual disabilities (IQ 50-85), they might benefit from these biosensors as are easy to everyday life, which ensures that can practice with the multiple stress arousal-...

quinones are a class of compounds which have widespread importance in chemistry, biology and medicine. because of their appropriate performance in electron transferring rate, quinones are among the most applicable mediators in biosensors. recently, the effects of different non-metal substitutions on redox potential of quinone have been investigated to design suitable mediators for different ele...

McGoron A.J., Research Guide Professor Email: [email protected] Phone: +1-305-348-1352 Abstract The detection, identification and monitoring of chemical and biological toxins (CBTs) released during warfare and disaster into the environment has critical global importance. The aim of this review article is to give a clear picture of the trend in the development of biosensor technologies for the de...

aptamers define a new interesting class of receptor molecules with capability of binding to potentially any kind of molecules of interest. structurally, they are composed of nucleic acids (rna, dna or a mixture of both) with high specificity and affinity to amino acids, drugs, proteins and other molecules. apatmers are isolated from complex libraries of synthetic nucleic acids against the desir...