Sensors and Wearable Electronics

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Sensors and Wearable Electronics

Dr Yunlong Zhao

The research of Dr Yunlong Zhao, of the Dyson School of Design Engineering, chimes very nicely with the CPE's sensors and wearable electronics theme focusing as it does on the rational design and manufacture of novel electrochemical energy storage devices, sensors, bioelectronics, and their integration into 2D on-chip and 3D soft systems for electrochemical and physiological interrogation, and applications in sustainability, future electronics and healthcare.

Dr Felice Torrisi

Dr Felice Torrisi is Champion of our sensors and wearable electronics research theme. Based in Chemistry, Felice's interests span from printed and flexible electronics to photonics with graphene and 2D materials, with particular focus on energy, sensing, wearable electronics and bioelectronics.

Tool to monitor the chemistry of plant roots' environments

CPE researchers have developed a new low-cost sensor platform, named TETRIS, that measures the chemistry of plant roots’ environments in real time.

Developing a sprayable graphene biosensor

CPE scientists have developed a novel graphene ink that can be used to detect a variety of chemical substances when layered on top of commercially available printed circuit boards (PCBs) as a thin film.

Quantum research for precise sensing at room temperature

CPE researchers have uncovered a breakthrough in quantum technology that could help realise a new generation of precise quantum sensors that can operate at room temperature.

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