Name: Biosensors 2020
Start: 2020-09-09
End: 2020-09-11
Location: Canada

Conference Information

Invites you!

On behalf of Pulsus Group, we would wholeheartedly invite all the participants from all over the world to attend “World Congress on Biosensors and Bioelectronics” scheduled during September 09-10, 2020 in Toronto, Canada.

The Biosensors and Bioelectronics 2020 Conference examines new advances and latest technologies. The biosensors conference deals with the latest advances in biosensors such as security and sensing, photonic sensor technologies, biosensors for imaging and many others. It provides a unique platform for people engaged in their research work in this field. The conference captivates people from both the commercial and academic worlds and yet makes a connection with them and connects us with their recent achievements. We provide a good opportunity by admiring your updated research knowledge and also by publishing it in our journals. Congress eventually provides a good gathering of bright personalities to keep us updated in the new biosensors research.

Biosensors and Bioelectronics 2020 provide a unique opportunity for publishing innovative research on the development of alternative sustainable technologies. Biosensors can be used for analysing, for environmental observations and controls, agriculture, defence industry and food. Thus, they have an important role in everyday life. In this review, biosensor characteristics used for medical measurement and biosensor cations are presented according to various features found in the literature.

The forum of professors, students, scientists and researchers from all corners of the globe is gathering to discuss future science. Each session of the meeting is designed by experts including a variety of lectures such as keynote forums, oral presentations, plenary sessions, workshops young researcher forums, symposium and poster presentations. We are delighted to welcome you on behalf of the Organizing Committee to join us and interact with various topics and solutions related to biosensing technologies and their applications in other medical and scientific fields.

Why to attend??

This is the best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the biosensors community. It provides a leading technical forum for reporting and learning on the latest research and development, as well as for launching new applications and technologies and the efficacy of various biological and biosensor regulatory programs. Make presentations, disseminate information, meet up-to-date and potential scientists and get name recognition at this two-day event.

Target Audience:

Departmental Head & Chairs
Investors ,Innovators
Research Scholars
Students
Nobel laureates & MD/Presidents
Biosensors Service Providers
Professors
Manufacturing Companies
Ballast Water Treatment-Related Associations, Organizations, Forums
Distributors, Resellers, and Traders
Government Bodies
Venture Capitalists
Research Organizations
Private Equity Firms
Start-up Companies

Scientific Sessions

Session 1: Biosensors

A biosensor is an analytical device used to detect an analyte that combines a biological component with a physio-chemical detector. Electrochemical biosensors are usually based on enzymatic catalysis of a reaction that produces or consumes electrons. The sensor substrate usually contains three electrodes; Reference electrode, working electrode and counter electrode. Bio-amperometric sensors function in current production when a potential between two electrodes is activated. They typically have response times, dynamic ranges, and sensitivities similar to bio-potentiometric sensors. The potentiometric sensor gives a logarithmic response with a high dynamic range. Such biosensors are usually made by screen printing the electrode patterns on a plastic substrate, coated with a conductive polymer and then attached with a little protein. They only have two electrodes and are particularly sensitive and strong. A microbial biosensor is an analytical device that combines a microorganism with a physical transducer to generate a measurable signal relative to the analyte concentration.

Biofuel cells
Electronic noses
Microfluidics
Potentiometric Biosensors
Recent advances in Biosensors
Security and Sensing

Session 2: Transducers in Biosensors

A biological transducer is the recognition and transmission component of a biosensor system. It consists of two intimate adjacent parts; physio-chemical transducer and a bio-detectable layer that work together convert a biochemical signal into an electronic or optical signal. Bioelectronic sensing offers significant advantages over biochemical, optical and biophysical methods, in terms of high spatial resolution for local detection, new sensing mechanisms, high sensitivity, non-destructive real-time detection and semiconductor processing.

Gravimetric biosensors use the basic principle of response to change in mass. Most gravimetric sensors use thin piezoelectric quartz crystals, as resonant crystals (QCMs), or as bulk / surface acoustic wave instruments (SAW). Bioelectronic sensors generate electric current as a result of temperature change. This differential results in polarization of the material, producing a dipole moment in the direction of the temperature gradient. The result is net tension across the material.

Gravimetric/Piezoelectric bio transducers
Voltammetric transducers
FET-based electronic bio transducers
Pyroelectric bio transducers
Ultrasound Transducers

Session 3: Biosensors for Imaging

The field of biological sensors has been a growing in field of research over the past three decades. A wide range of books and review articles have been published by experts in the field who have highlighted the benefits of optical sensing over other transmission methods. Radiation is undoubtedly the method most commonly used and comes in a variety of programs. Currently, one of the most common tactics in optical biosensors is to combine the high sensitivity of radiation detection with the high selectivity of ligand-related proteins.

Bio Sensors in Resonance Imaging
3D imaging interaction
Biomedical Image Analysis
Live cell Fluorescent Biosensors
Theragnostic & Implantable sensors

Session 4: Biosensors Applications

Graphene-based non-enzymatic electrodes can efficiently detect glucose, NADH, cytochrome-hemoglobin, cholesterol, AA, UA, hydrogen peroxide, DA, respectively. Nano capsules are nano metric shells made of non-toxic polymer. These are vesicular systems composed of polymeric membrane covering the inner liquid core at the nano meter level. Nano capsules have a wide variety of uses, including promising medical applications for food improvement, nutritional preparations, drug delivery and self-healing substances.

Blood glucose monitoring
Electrochemical biosensors
Food analysis & Quality Control
Ozone Biosensors
Microbial Biosensors

Session 5: Bioelectronics

Bioelectronics is an area of inquiry at the biology and electronics meeting. Biological properties can be measured and modified using electronics, photonics, magnetics, circuits, sensors, and algorithms. Bioelectronics have been described as the research and advancement of bio-inspired hardware architecture and bio-inspired organic materials for the execution of new information processing systems. Biomedicine is a branch of medical sciences that deals with the application of biological and natural scientific principles to clinical practices. It investigates our ability to deal with environmental change.

Bio electrochemistry
Biomechatronic
Biomimetic Systems
Bio electrochemical reactor
Bio electrochemical reactor
Electrochemical engineering
Neurophysics

Session 6: Bioinstrumentations

Bioinstrumentation is element of a biomedical engineering product of engineering principles and design concepts for biology and medicine for health purposes . This area seeks to close the gap between medicine and engineering: it combines problem-solving skills and engineering design with biological sciences and medical to advance medical care, including follow-up, diagnosis and treatment. To ensure that good quality assurance is used to design medical devices and that they comply with worldwide quality system requirements. Drug Administration has revised current Good Manufacturing requirements by incorporating them into the Quality System Regulation, 21 CFR Part 820. An important component of the release is the addition Of design controls.

Commercial biosensors, manufacturing and markets
Surface characterization in biomaterials
Biomedical engineering
Medical device design and testing

Session 7: Biosensors in Nano technology

Nanotechnology is pretending to play an increasingly important role in expanding biological sensors. Biosus sensors often form a biological recognition molecule that drives a signal transducer to give a solid-state analytical device. The use of nanomaterials has recognized the establishment of many new signals in biological sensors through nanotechnology. Nanonatography is the nanotechnology industry concerned with the research and application of nanomaterials of nanometer-scale structures, that is, nanomaterials with at least a lateral dimension between individual atomic size and generally 100 nm. Nano sensors are mechanical or chemical sensors that can be used to detect the particulate species and presence of chemical or to monitor physical parameters such as temperature. Nano Photonics is the emerging paradigm in which light interacts with nano-scale structures and brings the mysterious world to research.

Nanobioelectronic
Nano polymers
Novel approaches of nanoparticles in sensing
Nano materials and Nano analytical systems
Nanophotonic/THz sensing
Nanorobotics

Session 8: Environmental Biosensor

Most of the reported biosensors have been referred to clinical device development; However, driven by the need for better environmental monitoring methods, research into this technology is also expanding to encompass environmental applications. Biosensors are biophysical devices that can detect the presence of specific substances, such as proteins, hormones, sugars, pollutants. They are also capable of measuring these specific amounts of materials in the environment.

Plant Monitoring Biosensors
Marine Monitoring Biosensors
Heavy metal Ion Monitoring Biosensors

Session 9: Gas Biosensors

A gas sensor is a device that detects the occurrence of gases in the area, as part of a security system. This type of equipment is used to identify gas leakage so that the process can be turned off automatically. Gas detectors can sound an alarm to operators in the area where the leakage is occurring, giving them the option to leave. This type of device is important because there are many gases that can be harmful to organic life, such as animals or humans. Metal oxide-based gas sensors are solid-state devices that are widely used in a number of applications Nanomaterials such as nanoparticles, nanowires, and nanoparticles dominated the focus of research in this area because of the large number of surface sites that allow surface reaction.

Gas Sensors Applications
Micro and Nano Technology in Gas Sensing
Chemical and Biological Methods in Gas Sensing
Materials for Gas Sensors
Environmental Monitoring
Capacitance Based Gas Sensors
Acoustic Wave Based Gas Sensors
Calorimetric Gas Sensors

Session 10: Bio MEMS/ NEMS

Bio MEMS/NEMS should be designed to perform expected functions over a short period of time, usually within milliseconds. It is known that most mechanical properties depend on scale, so the properties of nanoscale structures must be measured.

Bio robotics
Bionics
Photothermal blade and nano delivery system
Biosensor controlled gene therapy

Session 11: Wearable Biosensor

In the field of wearable biosensor sensors research and technology is growing today and promises to be one of the largest developments and research in wearable health technology. Wearable biosensors are a major category of good biosensors for use in military, sports, health care, etc. applications. Rapid growth of these devices is in ways that will provide benefits such as wearability and ease of use, providing real-time, low-cost information. Wearable biosensor sensor technologies can play an important role in wireless surveillance, wireless monitoring of people during dangerous operations such as firefighting, military and more.

Googles Smart Lens
Health patch Biosensors
Wearable Glucose Sensor
Augmented / Virtual Reality Applications
Wireless Sensors
Nanotechnology materials
Wearable Biosensors tattoos
Ring Sensor

Session 12: Biosensors technologies

Biosensor technologies are of increasing significance in the agriculture, health, security, environmental and this is shown in the continued growth of worldwide markets for such technologies. Biomechanics is intimately related to engineering, as it often uses conventional engineering to examine biological systems. Some easy applications of Newtonian mechanics science can provide correct calculations to the mechanics of several biological systems. Reliable methodologies for detecting and reducing chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNE) materials are needed.

Flexible sensors
Sensing technologies for health and medicine
Biomechanics and human rehabilitation
Sensing for agriculture, food quality, and safety
Optical Sensing Technologies
Security and Sensing

Session 13: Enzyme Based Biosensors

Chemical biosensors typically support enzymatic catalysis of a reaction that produces or consumes electrons (such enzymes are rightly known as oxidation-reduction enzymes). A biosensor energy sensor is an analytical device that combines an enzyme with a transducer to produce a signal relative to the target analyte concentration. This signalling can result from a change in the concentration of proton, the release or absorption of gases, such as ammonia or oxygen, light emission, absorption or reflection, heat emission, and the like, caused by the reaction that catalyses the enzyme. Enzyme-based sensors are more specific than cell-based sensors. They have a faster response because of shorter diffusion paths.

They are expensive to manufacture because of the enzyme isolation problem. Optimal enzyme activity is essential for maintaining physiological homeostasis. Non-genetic as well as genetic disruptions can trigger or over-stimulate intrinsic enzyme activities, with pathological results. The drugs are active and enzyme inhibitors. Connecting enzymes to electrochemical sensors allows for simple determination of metabolites, therapeutics, antigens and antibodies.

Biomarkers for Diagnosis Diseases
Glucose Oxidase Biosensor for Diabetes
Implantable Glucose Biosensor
Cholesterol Biosensor
Superoxide Anion Radical Biosensor

Session 14: Biochips and Nucleic acid sensor

Biochip is a combination of thin DNA stains attached to a hard surface. Scientists use DNA Biochips to test the expression levels of a huge number of genes simultaneously. Each dot in DNA contains Pico moles from a preliminary DNA sequence called probe. These can be tiny sections of a gene or DNA particle used to cross DNA or RNA. Vaccine sensors are built using the appropriate combination of biomolecules with transducers used together; They can be applied in specific analytical situations. Immune sensors typically rely on the giant of the same receptor area for many measurements.

DNA chips
Aptasensors
Immunosensors
Organism and whole cell-based biosensors
Aptamers and their biological applications

Session 15: Types of Biosensors

Optical biosensors are those based on detection of changes in UV / visible / infrared light absorption when chemical reactions occur or on the amount of light emitted in some luminous process. A piezoelectric sensor works with the characteristics of a piezoelectric effect that can change in pressure, acceleration, temperature, voltage or power changes by converting them to an electric charge. It can be implemented with medical equipment, aviation and nuclear space. A piezoelectric sensor acts as a pressure sensor in the touchpad of mobile phones. The Gravimetric biosensor varies under a piezoelectric sensor and it uses thin fuselectric quartz crystals as resonant crystals or surface acoustic wave devices.

Electronic Biosensors
Gravimetric Biosensors
Optimal Biosensors
Piezoelectric Biosensors
Pyroelectric Biosensors
Optical Biosensors

Session 16: Photonic sensor technologies

Photonic sensing focuses on experimental contributions related to new principles, and structures or materials to photonic sensors. Optical fibres can be used as sensors for measuring voltage, pressure, temperature, and other quantities by changing the fibre so that the amount to be measured regulates the temperature, phase, polarization, temperature, and wavelength or fibre length of transit time. Sensors that change the intensity of light are the simplest, as only a simple source and detector are required. A particularly useful feature of intrinsic fibre optic sensors is that they can, if necessary, provide distributed sensing over very large distances.

Photonic Diagnostics & Biosensors
Security and Process Technology
Bio photonics

Session 17: Biosensors in Healthcare

Healthcare biosensors provide a positive impact in diagnosing, monitoring and maintaining health. BIOS sensors also play an important role in driving healthy behaviours such as preventive health, sports programs that are of paramount importance for monitoring and trending physiological functions. Biosensor and their applications and developments in healthcare are a broad scope of research. For example, for clinical or medical purposes, scientific interest has been attracted for decades because of the need for rapid simplicity, and manual medical devices. Biological sensors are electrical, optical, piezoelectric devices capable of detecting biological compounds, such as nucleic acids and proteins.

Wellness Monitoring
Cell-based Biosensors
Antibody-Based Biosensors
Biosensors by Detection Technique
Biosensors for cardiovascular diseases applications
Biosensors for cancer applications
Biorecognition elements and transduction technology

Session 18: Implantable and Ingestible biosensor

The gadget consists of a 1.0 mm × 1.0 mm ingestible sensor and a wearable sensor on the frame. The consumable sensors are activated by gastric fluids, regardless of the level of acidity, and speak specific signatures across the body. The device uses a conductive communication approach and now not a radio frequency that ensures the records are restrained to the person's body, thus maintaining privacy.

closed-loop drug delivery applications
Precision medicine
Implantable biosensor for managing chronic conditions

Market Analysis

Market Analysis:

The worldwide biosensors advertise was esteemed at $15.4 billion out of 2016 and is figure to develop at a noteworthy CAGR of 9.2% somewhere in the range of 2017 and 2024, coming full circle to worldwide income of $31.0 billion by 2024

Quick inventive movements joined with rising universality of direction of care diagnostics and expanded application areas in the field of therapeutic science are among fundamental contemplations driving the overall biosensors promote improvement over the gauge time allotment. Likewise, creating diabetic masses base joined with the mounting enthusiasm for financially savvy, extra, and simple to utilize devices are a part of the critical segments driving business segment advancement.

Scope:

The research methodology used to estimate and predict the biological sensors market begins with obtaining key vendor revenue data through secondary research. Some of the secondary sources cited for this study include information from journals and various databases such as IEEE, Factiva, Hoovers and OneSource journals. Supplier bids were also taken into account for determining market segmentation. Graphene-based electrodes the non-enzymatic electrodes can efficiently detect glucose, cytochrome-c, NADH, hemoglobin, HRP and cholesterol, hydrogen peroxide, AA, UA, DA, respectively. Nano capsules are nanometric shells made of non-toxic polymer. These are vesicular systems composed of polymeric membrane covering the inner liquid core at the nanometer level. Nanocapsules have a wide variety of uses, including promising medical applications for drug delivery, food improvement, nutritional preparations, and self-healing substances.

The bottom-up procedure is done to reach the total size of the biological sensors market from the revenue of the key market players. After reaching the overall market size, the overall market was divided into a number of sectors and sub-constraints, which were then verified through preliminary research by conducting extensive interviews with key executives in the industry such as CEOs, CEOs, directors and executives. Market Distribution Procedures and Triangle data to complete the overall market engineering process and arrive at the exact statistics of all the various sectors and topics.

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The Target Audience:

Biosensors Service Providers
Manufacturing Companies
Research Organizations
Ballast Water Treatment-Related Associations, Organizations, Forums, and Alliances
Distributors, Resellers, and Traders
Government Bodies such as Regulating Authorities and Policy Makers
Venture Capitalists, Private Equity Firms, and Startup Companies

Manufacturers Of Biosensors And Biosensor-Related Technology And Service Vendors

Abbott Point of Care Inc. (US)
Medtronic, Inc. (US)
F. Hoffman-La Roche Ltd. (Switzerland)
Siemens AG (Germany)
LifeScan, Inc. (US)
LifeSensors Inc. (US)
Nova Biomedical Corp. (US)
Acon Laboratories Inc. (US)
Universal Biosensors (Australia)
Pharmaco-Kinesis Corporation (PKC) (US)
Bayer Healthcare AG (Germany)
Biacore (UK)
Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. (US)
Biosensors International Ltd. (Singapore)
Ercon, Inc. (US), DuPont (US)
Sysmex Corporation (Japan)

Biosensors Market, by Application:

Research Labs
Biodefense
Point of Care
Home Diagnostics
Environmental Monitoring
Food & Beverages Industry
Others (Defense, drug abuse prevention)

Biosensors Market, by Type:

Optical Biosensors
Thermal Biosensors
Nanomechanical Biosensors
Others (Field Effect Transistor)
Electrochemical Biosensors
Piezoelectric Biosensors

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