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New directions in screen printed electroanalytical sensors: an overview of recent developments
The Analyst · 2011 · Vol. 136(6) · pp. 1067–1067
Jonathan P. Metters(Manchester Metropolitan University)Rashid O. Kadara(Manchester Metropolitan University)Craig E. Banks✉(Manchester Metropolitan University)
Abstract
Screen printing is widely used to fabricate disposable and economical electrochemical sensors and has helped us to establish the route from 'lab-to-market' for a plethora of sensors. We overview recent developments in the field where screen printed electrochemical sensors are utilised. Starting with their fundamental understanding, through to highlighting new developments in bulk metal and mediator modified electrodes, as well as novel advantageous electrode designs, we demonstrate the wide and diverse range of applications that sensors based on this fabrication approach have achieved.
Electrochemical Analysis and ApplicationsAnalytical Chemistry and SensorsElectrochemical sensors and biosensorsNanotechnologyFabricationScreen printingComputer scienceMaterials science
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ElectrodesBiosensing TechniquesElectrochemical Techniques
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