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The Nanobiosensors School aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in the field of nanobiosensors, emphasizing innovative technologies and practical applications. The school offers participants the opportunity to engage with leading researchers and gain hands-on experience in biosensing methodologies. Through a series of lectures, attendees will explore cutting-edge developments in nanomaterials, biosensor fabrication, and their applications in healthcare and diagnostics.
Objectives: The primary objectives of the Nanobiosensors School are to: 1. Equip participants with knowledge on current trends in biosensing, including electrochemical and optical sensors. 2. Foster collaboration between academia and industry to accelerate the development and commercialization of biosensing technologies. 3. Provide a platform for early-career researchers to network with established professionals and explore potential avenues for innovation in nanobioelectronics.
The Nanobiosensors School is organized by Prof. Arben Merkoçi, PhD: ICREA Research Professor and Group Leader at ICN2; Dr. Ruslán Alvarez, PhD: Senior Researcher at ICN2, Dr. Marianna Rossetti, PhD: Senior Post Doc researcher at ICN2, Dr. Daniel Quesada González, PhD: Senior Post Doc researcher at ICN2 |
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Andrea Bonini |
University of Florence |
Italy |
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Maria Maddalena Calabretta |
University of Bologna |
Italy |
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Elisa Michelini |
University of Bologna |
Italy |
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Valentin Mirceski |
University of Skopje |
North Macedonia |
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Fetah Podvorica |
University of Prishtina |
Republic Kosovo |
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Vasa Radonić |
Biosense Institute |
Serbia |
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Simona Ranallo |
University of Rome Tor Vergata |
Italy |
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Albana Veseli |
University of Prishtina |
Republic of Kosovo |
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Alessandra Zanuth |
University of Padova |
Italy |
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Andrea Bonini (University of Florence, Italy)
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Sensing proteins at the single-molecule level using biological nanopores
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Maria Maddalena Calabretta (University of Bologna, Italy)
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Bioluminescence-based bioanalytical tools
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Elisa Michelini (University of Bologna, Italy)
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Sustainable optical biosensing with bioinspired tools and nanomaterials
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Valentin Mirceski (University of Skopje, North Macedonia)
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Advanced voltammetric techniques derived from square-wave voltammetry for mechanistic and kinetic study of electrode processes
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Fetah Podvorica (University of Prishtina, Republic Kosovo)
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Electrochemical grafting of material surfaces with organic molecules
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Vasa Radonić (Biosense Institute, Serbia)
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Affordable and Practical Technology for Fabrication of Electrochemical Biosensor Transducers – From Concept to Application
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Simona Ranallo (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
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Ultrasensitive nucleic acid-based systems: from bench to ready-to-use R&D kit
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Albana Veseli (University of Prishtina, Republic of Kosovo)
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Electrochemical degradation of organic pollutants in water sources, coupled with real-time monitoring using an electroanalytical graphene-based sensor
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Alessandra Zanuth (University of Padova , Italy)
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Nanotechnology-based Strategies for Enhanced Electrochemiluminescence Biosensing
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