Biosensors.

Advanced biosignal processing by: (Electronic resources)

CMOS capacitive sensors for lab-on-chip applications = a multidisciplinary approach / by: (Electronic resources)

Biomedical sensors and measurement by: (Electronic resources)

Optical biosensors = today and tomorrow / by: (Electronic resources)

Advances in Biometrics = Sensors, Algorithms and Systems / by: (Electronic resources)

Biomolecular films = design, function, and applications / by: (Electronic resources)

Carbon nanotubes as platforms for biosensors with electrochemical and electronic transduction by: (Electronic resources)

Bio-farms for nutraceuticals = functional food and safety control by biosensors / by: (Electronic resources)

Whole cell sensing systems.. I,. Reporter cells and devices by: (Electronic resources)

Recognition receptors in biosensors by: (Electronic resources)

Biomedical signals and sensors I = linking physiological phenomena and biosignals / by: (Electronic resources)

Advances in biomedical sensing, measurements, instrumentation and systems by: (Electronic resources)

Biomimetic Sensor Technology. by: (Electronic resources)

Nano-bio-sensing by: (Electronic resources)

Mechanosensing biology by: (Electronic resources)

Advanced photonic structures for biological and chemical detection by: (Electronic resources)

Whole cell sensing system.. II,. Applications by: (Electronic resources)

Acoustic wave sensors = theory, design, and physico-chemical applications / by: (Electronic resources)

Sensors for chemical and biological applications by: (Electronic resources)

Optical guided-wave chemical and biosensors.. I by: (Electronic resources)

NanoBiosensing = principles, development and application / by: (Electronic resources)

Biosensors for environmental monitoring of aquatic systems = bioanalytical and chemical methods for endocrine disruptors / by: (Electronic resources)

Biosensing for the 21st Century by: (Electronic resources)

Biosensors for medical applications by: (Electronic resources)

A CMOS self-powered front-end architecture for subcutaneous event-detector devices = three-electrodes amperometric biosensor approach / by: (Electronic resources)