Article | REF: R421 V1

Biochemical sensors

Author: Marc DEBLIQUY

Publication date: September 10, 2010

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5. Conclusions

Biosensors are the focus of intense activity in both academic and industrial research. There are enormous needs in many fields (health, environment, safety, medical diagnostics, process control in the agri-food industry), and the market is very promising ( to ).

These sensors are in competition with well-proven and reliable conventional laboratory...

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