Research on New Sensing Techniques for Health Application

Dear Colleagues,

Due to its paramount significance, not only for human well-being but also for industrial instruments, the development of health monitoring sensors and the optimization of their performance are imperative tasks that cannot be delayed.

This Special Issue aims to provide a wide range of researchers with a platform to share a comprehensive overview of novel sensing techniques for health applications. We look forward to receiving innovative technologies and new ideas from researchers in sensitive materials, sensing circuits, and signal processing algorithms, among other aspects. This will optimize the performance indicators of health sensors, enabling their more accurate and rapid implementation in specific scenarios.

State-of-the-art research on this topic will provide readers with novel ideas and methods regarding material development, the proposal of mechanisms and novel technologies for devising sensors with high performance in various applications. We welcome both original research and review articles. Related topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Material science for sensing applications;
• Advances in sensor fabrication;
• Advances in sensing principles and mechanism;
• Gas sensor, strain sensors, humidity sensors;
• Algorithm for sensitivity enhancement;
• Modeling and simulations for sensing design;
• Integration and manufacturing of sensing devices.

Prof. Dr. Cong Wang
Guest Editor

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• sensors
• sensing mechanism
• fabrication method
• sensitivity enhancement
• health monitoring