NanoBiosensors School
TENTATIVE PROGRAM -Download pdf
 
DATE: October 29, 2026
 

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. Danilo Echeverri Hincapié, PhD: Post-doctoral researcher at ICN2; Dr. Massimo Urban, PhD: Post-doctoral researcher at ICN2.
 
 
Laura Anfossi
Università degli studi di Torino
Italy
Can Dincer
TUM
Germany
Yasuaki Einaga
Keio University
Japan
Timon Grosch
TUM
Germany
Andrea Idili
University of Rome Tor Vergata
Italy
Panagiota Kalligosfyri
University of Naples "Federico II"
Italy
 
Peter Lieberzeit
University of Vienna
Austria
Claudio Parolo
Barcelona Institute for Global Health
Spain
Albana Veseli
University of Prishtina
Republic of Kosovo
 
NANOBIOSENSORS SCHOOL
Laura Anfossi (Università degli studi di Torino, Italy)
Nanomaterial-Based Signal Reporters in Lateral Flow Immunoassays: Principles, Performance and Analytical Trade-Offs
Can Dincer (TUM, Germany)
Facemask-Integrated Biosensor for Wearable Real-Time Metabolic Monitoring of VO₂, VCO₂ and Breath Lactate
Yasuaki Einaga (Keio University, Japan)
From Lab Research to Practical Applications: Electrochemical Sensors Based on Boron-doped Diamond Electrodes
Timon Grosch (TUM, Germany)
Facemask-Integrated Biosensor for Wearable Real-Time Metabolic Monitoring of VO₂, VCO₂ and Breath Lactate
Andrea Idili (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
Continuous Monitoring DNA-based Biosensors
Panagiota Kalligosfyri (University of Naples "Federico II", Italy)
Design, Print, Sense: a practical introduction to 3D printing workflows for biosensor fabrication
Peter Lieberzeit (University of Vienna, Austria)
Biomimetic detection explained through molecularly imprinted polymers: why and how?
Claudio Parolo (Barcelona Institute for Global Health, Spain)
Target Product Profiles: The Missing Link Between Nanobiosensor Innovation and Clinical Practice
Albana Veseli (University of Prishtina, Republic of Kosovo)
Building Better Electrochemical Sensors for Food and Water Analysis: Lessons from Electrode Modification
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