Program Overview
Live Session Program

There will be two live sessions, held on 17 Feb 2022 at 3:00pm and 18 Feb 2022 at 3:00pm.

The detailed program is listed below. Please keep updated with this.

IECB 2022 | Live Session 1 17 Feb 2022 at 3:00pm
Chaired by Professor Benoît PIRO

TIME

CETCentral European Time

Speaker

Title

15:00-15:05

chair

Introduction

15:05-15:25

Prof. Dr. Cecilia Cristea

Nanomaterials - important building blocks in advanced sensing systems

15:25-15:45

Prof. Dr. Marimuthu Palaniswami

AI driven Neurological Disorder Monitoring using Wearable Sensors

15:45-16:05

Dr. Panagiota Petrou

Monolithically integrated label-free optical immunosensos

16:05-16:25

Prof. Dr. Electra Gizeli

Acoustic wave biosensors for application in health-care and agro/food safety

16:25-16:35

Break


16:35-16:55

Dr. Mara Mirasoli

Chemiluminescence biosensors brighten up the way for space exploration

16:55-17:10

Dr. Amir Hatamie

Subcellular electroanalysis reveals dynamic of exocytosis events at diabetic and non-diabetic beta cells is different and might be connected to the yield of insulin secretion

17:10-17:30

Dr. Larysa Baraban

Nanosensors assisted development of the immunotherapy

Discussion and Q&A


IECB 2022 | Live Session 2 18 Feb 2022 at 3:00pm
Chaired by Professor Eden Morales-Narváez

CET

Speaker

Title

15:00-15:05

chair

Introduction

15:05-15:25

Prof. Dr. Roger Narayan

Additive manufacturing for transdermal biosensor applications

15:25-15:45

Prof. Stefano Cinti

Humble materials for creating smart (bio)sensors: paper-based and more

15:45-16:05

Prof. Dr. Omer T Inan (recorded video)

Wearable Acoustics & Vibration Sensing for Human Health & Performance

16:05-16:25

Dr. Woon-Hong Yeo

Smart and Connected Wearable Bioelectronics for Advancing Human Healthcare

16:25-16:35

Break


16:35-16:55

Dr. Mohammad Qasaimeh

Multiphysics Probe for Spatiotemporal Cytoplasmic Biopsy of Single Adherent Cells

16:55-17:15

Dr. Masato Maesako

Novel FRET-based biosensors for the spatiotemporal recording of γ-secretase activity in live cells

17:15-17:35

Dr. Andrea Idili

Real-time, high-frequency monitoring of clinically relevant targets in situ in the living body of animals using electrochemical aptamer-based (EAB) sensors


Discussion and Q&A




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