• 27 to 29 November 2024

    Location: La Trobe University, City Campus

    Level 2, 360 Collins Street

    Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

    This will be the premier event for the Sensors & Biosensors community in Australia. With an excellent line-up of plenary speakers, high-quality contributed oral talks and poster sessions, this meeting intends to catalyse cross-disciplinary interactions and showcase progress in this rapidly expanding area. The three-day program will feature daily plenary presentations followed by keynote presentations as well as a refereed selection of submitted papers and interactive poster sessions.

    Topics relevant to the conference:

    Bioelectronics

    Point-of-use sensors

    Electrochemical sensors

    Optical sensors

    Translation and commercialization of biosensors

    DNA chips, nucleic acid sensors, and aptamer-based sensors

    Enzyme-based biosensors

    Immunosensors

    Multiplexed sensors

    Microfluidics and immobilization technology

    Smartphone diagnostics, wearable biosensors, and personal mobile health

    Nanobiosensors, nanomaterials & nanoanalytical systems

    Lateral flow assays

    Natural & synthetic recognition elements (including MIPs)

    Organism-, and whole cell- and organ-based biosensors

    Printed biosensors and microfabrication

    Proteomics, single-cell analysis and cancer-cell detection

    Signal transduction technology

    Novel transducers

    Single-molecule detection

    Theranostics, implantable and ingestible sensors

    CRISPR-based biosensors

    Novel Transducers

    Implantable and ingestible sensors

    Synthetic biology for biosensors

    Discovery of new biomarkers

    Novel molecular assays

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