The interest in and potential of electromagnetic technologies for sensing purposes in medical, environmental, and industrial contexts has been increasing exponentially. The benefits of electromagnetic biosensors include minimally invasive, label-free, and cost effective monitoring, probing, and treatment. For instance, wearable and implantable sensors for monitoring of vital signs and neural activity represent the key enablers towards personalized medicine and electroceuticals. Furthermore, radiofrequency and terahertz sensors are increasingly used for quality control in food industry and for the detection of environmental pollutants. The purpose of this Special Issue is to provide an update on the recent research advancements in the field of electromagnetic biosensors covering the band from low frequencies to terahertz. Original research articles and reviews are encouraged.
The scope of this Special Issue include, but is not limited, to:
- Wearable and implantable electromagnetic sensors
- Antennas for in- and on-body sensors
- RFID sensors
- Wireless power transfer for autonomous sensors
- Bio-inspired sensors
- Electromagnetic characterization applied to biosensors
- Biocompatibility of implantable devices
- Nanomaterials for sensing purposes
Further details and the manuscript submission information are available at https://www.mdpi.com/journal/sensors/special_issues/advanced_electromagnetic_biosensors#info
Guest Editors
Dr. Olga Zeni
Dr. Maxim Zhadobov
Dr. Stefania Romeo
Dr. Denys Nikolayev