AlGaN/GaN Biosensors
A special issue of Biosensors (ISSN 2079-6374). This special issue belongs to the section "Biosensor Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2023) | Viewed by 543
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Interests: PMUT; intelligent materials; micro-nano technology; bionic technology and MEMS chips
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Interests: analog/mixed-signal integrated circuits; monolithic sensors; semiconductor devices
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Semiconductor sensors based on GaN demonstrate exceptional properties desired for biosensing regime applications due to their extraordinary chemical stability, non-toxicity, high surface charge sensitivity, and biocompatibility. Research on GaN-based biosensors is comprehensive, where disciplines such as semiconductor device physics, biochemistry and molecular biology, medical science, etc. are needed. Currently, research on GaN-based biosensors is focusing on the key problems encountered in practical applications. Therefore, this Special Issue on “Biosensors Based on GaN” focuses on recent advances in performance improvement (sensitivity, linearity, repeatability, reliability, etc.), new surface functionalization strategies (SAM, nanomaterial, etc.), and new biological detection strategies (heavy metal ion detection, single-cell detection, drug screening, whole blood biochemical detection, etc.). We invite submissions of research that help to advance the field of GaN biosensors and its application for environment monitoring, drug screening, medical diagnosis, etc.
Dr. Jiadong Li
Prof. Dr. Syed Kamrul Islam
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- GaN
- biosensors
- performance
- surface functionalization
- heavy metal ion detection
- single-cell detection
- drug screening
- whole blood detection
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