Biological Sensors
Smart Collection & Separation Materials (269)
Problem: Need highly selective, high efficiency, high surface to volume ratio materials to improve chem-bio-rad detection
Project Activity Scope (from Technical Overview Chart): Mechanisms through Sensors and Devices
PNNL Solution:
- Develop smart materials for sensing applications from the bottom-up.
- Leverage chemical, biological and material science capabilities
- Team with sensor and analytical science staff to incorporate new materials into practical sensors
Capabilities Employed to Meet Client Needs: Nano-technology, microtechnology, biotechnology; surface chemistry; polymer chemistry; glass chemistry; separations chemistry and processes; material sciences including polymers and ceramics; materials synthesis and evaluation; sensor physics; sensor system development and evaluation. Selected Links to Related Information:
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Contact: Bob Wright
