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Development of impedimetric immunosensors for the detection of a range of antigens of biological or biomedical significance

Garifallou, Goulielmos-Zois (Cranfield University, 2008)

This PhD project was funded by the European Union Framework 6 ELISHA programme as part of the ELISHA programme. The aim of the research was focused towards the development of point-of-care, simple, cost-efficient and ...
Development of Polyaniline as a Sensor for Food Quality and Spoilage Detection

Hobday, Duncan Stuart (Cranfield University, 2009-12)

This thesis describes the research that has been completed for the application of polyaniline as a food quality indicator. It has been reported by WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) that in the UK alone, a third ...
Electrochemical immunosensors for personal care product development applications

Holford, Timothy Richard John (Cranfield University, 2011-09)

This thesis describes the fabrication, characterisation and validation of two novel immunosensors for the detection of the inflammation markers nerve growth factor-β (NGF) and psoriasin (S100-A7). The initial phase of ...
Fibre-optic sensors with molecular coatings

Partridge, Matthew (Cranfield University, 2012-12)

The intrinsic stability of fibre optic based sensing systems offer a platform that is suited to hazardous waste detection in a wide range of environments. Over the last few years Cranfield University has been working on ...
Microarray sensors for detecting airborne explosives

Caygill, J. S. (Cranfield University, 2011-10)

Due to the enhanced level of national security currently required due to the possibility of terrorist attack, monitoring devices for trace levels of explosive materials are now of the upmost importance. One such method ...
Scanning electrochemical microscopy for the interrogation of biologically modified surfaces

Roberts, William St John (Cranfield University, 2007-01)

This thesis describes two novel applications of scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) to biological systems. The first involves the characterisation of a novel, impedance based genomic DNA biosensor - previously ...
Scanning electrochemical microscopy for the characterisation of surfaces modified with biological molecules

Holmes, Joanne L. (Cranfield University, 2011-02)

This thesis describes a novel fabrication procedure for microelectrodes to be used with the scanning electrochemical microscope (SECM), the characterisation of a variety of novel impedance based immunosensors, and the ...
Sonochemically induced reactions of oils

Mercantili, Laura (Cranfield University, 2012-10)

This work will describe the use of the ultrasonic power for the modification of a wide range of oils from vegetable, through to mineral and synthetic oils. It will be shown that ultrasound is effective in cleaving the ...
Studies towards the development of label-free AC impedimetric immunosensors for healthcare and food quality control

Tsekenis, Georgios (Cranfield University, 2008-03)

This thesis describes work focused towards the fabrication and characterisation of immunosensor platforms for the label-free detection of analytes of importance in the health and food industries. Due to their low unit ...
Studies towards the exploitation of sonochemically formed microelectrode arrays for the development of electrochemical sensors.

Gornall, Davinia D. (Cranfield University, 2004-12)

Microelectrodes offer a number of advantages for exploitation as electrochemical sensors such as imparting stir-independence to sensor responses and allowing lower limits of detection to be minimised. Microelectrode ...
Towards a commerical microelectrode array based sensor for improved chlorine detection.

Mills, Daniel W. (Cranfield University, 2005-03-31)

The commercial development of a disposable aqueous chlorine sensor based on a novel microelectrode array fabrication process is described. Non-conducting poly(o-phenylenediamine) films are firstly used to passivate conductive ...
Towards the development of an electrochemical immunosensor for the identification of transient ischemic attack via the labeless detection of biomedical markers.

Barton, Andrew Charles (2006)

The thesis describes the development of generic platforms for labeless transduction of binding events. A particular application of the project is the labeless detection of biochemical markers for stroke, specifically ...

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