Preparation and Application of Photoelectrochemical Sensors

Dear Colleagues,

The design and preparation of photoelectrochemical sensors for biomarkers of disease is of immense importance. New photoelectrochemical sensors provide a unique strategy for the new generation of medicine devices. For example, TiO2/CdS-based photoelectrochemical sensors can be used efficiently for biomarkers of cancer such as mRNA, which in turn can save lives and lower the capital cost for early cancer detection. The topics covered in this Special Issue will represent recent innovations in photoelectrochemical sensor design and application of sensors to detect biomarkers of disease detection. Biomarkers of disease, such as small molecular mRNA, as well special enzymes will be covered in this Special Issue. For this Special Issue, both review and original research articles from a broad spectrum of disciplines such as biochemistry, medicine, analytical science, environmental science, and materials science that highlight the latest developments and future challenges in this exciting filed of photoelectrochemical sensors are welcomed.

Prof. Dr. Mei Yan
Dr. Jing Zhang
Guest Editors

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