18/06/2025
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IEEE BioSensors focuses on research, development, and application of biosensors and biosensing systems. Biosensors involve the use of a biological or chemical element to transduce a target measurand into a signal. Biosensing systems include electrochemical, optical, mechanical, material, and other instrumentation associated with biosensor measurements as well as sample preparation/processing, sample interfacing, and data processing/analytical methods specific to biosensors. Examples of applications - Point of care diagnostics & monitoring devices.
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