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• Computer-aided design and selective laser melting of porous biomimetic materials

  Publikacja

  • L. Dobrzański
  • A. Dobrzańska-Danikiewicz
  • T. Gaweł
  • T. Gawel

  - Advances in Materials and Processing Technologies - Rok 2017

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• Novel approach to interference analysis of glucose sensing materials coated with Nafion

  Publikacja

  • A. Olejnik
  • J. Karczewski
  • A. Dołęga
  • K. Siuzdak
  • K. Grochowska

  - BIOELECTROCHEMISTRY - Rok 2020

  A gold-based sensing platform, TiND | AuNP | Nafion, was prepared as an exemplary electrode material exhibiting a response to glucose in a neutral solution. The change of electrochemical properties after exposure to glucose and interference compounds such as vitamin C, glycine, urea, paracetamol and acetylsalicylic acid was tested.

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• Iron(III)-selective materials based on a catechol-bearing amide for optical sensing

  Publikacja

  • N. Łukasik
  • E. Wagner-Wysiecka
  • A. Małachowska

  - ANALYST - Rok 2019

  The synthesis and ion-binding properties of a new amide L derived from 3,4-dihydroxybenzoic acid are described. Due to the presence of a catechol unit, the compound interacts selectively with iron(III) in organic solvent (dimethyl sulfoxide, DMSO) to produce a color change from pale yellow to green. The incorporation of the ligand L into polymeric matrices or its encapsulation into surfactant-based spheres enables analyte detection...

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• Highly sensitive microwave sensors based on open complementary square split-ring resonator for sensing liquid materials

  Publikacja

  • C. Ds
  • K. S. Nagini
  • R. K. Barik
  • S. Kozieł

  - SENSORS - Rok 2024

  This paper presents high-sensitivity sensors based on open complementary square split-ring resonator and modified open complementary split-ring resonator operating at 4.5 GHz and 3.4 GHz, respectively. The sensors are designed for the detection of multiple liquid materials, including distilled water, methanol, and ethanol. The liquid under test is filled in a glass container loaded using a pipette. Compared to the conventional...

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• Robert Bogdanowicz dr hab. inż.

  Osoby

  Katedra Metrologii i Optoelektroniki

  Robert Bogdanowicz received his Ph.D. degree with honours in Electronics from the Gdansk University of Technology. He worked as a post-doc researcher in Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald Institut für Physik. He has initiated optical emission imaging of muti-magnetron pulsed plasma and contributed to the development of antibacterial implant coatings deposited by high-power impulse magnetron sputtering. He moved back to...

• Anna Danuta Dettlaff dr inż.

  Osoby

  Katedra Konwersji i Magazynowania Energii

  Tytuł magistra inżyniera uzyskała z wyróżnieniem w 2013 roku w Wydziale Chemii Analitycznej. W latach 2013-2017 była doktorantką na kierunku Technologia Chemiczna, podczas których zajmowała się pracą pt. "Badania nad nanokompozytami bazującymi na polimerach przewodzących oraz materiałach węglowych w celu zastosowania ich w superkondensatorach".  W 2015 roku odbyła trzymiesięczny staż naukowy w Oldenburgu w Niemczech. Stopień doktora...

• Materials

  Czasopisma

  ISSN: 1996-1944

• Ryszard Katulski prof. dr hab. inż.

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  Katedra Systemów i Sieci Radiokomunikacyjnych

• Remote Sensing

  Czasopisma

  ISSN: 2072-4292

• Quantum dots in gas sensing a review

  Publikacja

  • K. Dunst
  • P. Jasiński

  - Microelectronics materials and technologies - Rok 2012

  Air pollution becomes an increasing problem in the recent years. There is a need to develop more sensitive gas sensors. Much effort has been performed to develop different types of gas sensors, such as electrochemical sensors or polymer sensors. One of the most promising approaches to improve sensors performance is the application of the nanostructures as sensing materials. State of the art of quantum...