Browsing by Author "Vandenryt, Thijs"

A novel method for selective seeding of nano-diamond particles

Array formatting of the heat-transfer method (HTM) for the detection of small organic molecules by molecularity imprinted polymers

Combining electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and surface plasmon resonance into one simultaneous read-out sytem for the detection of surface interactions

Development of paper-based lab-on-chip devices based on molecularly imprinted polymers

Digital signatures and signcryption schemes on embedded devices: a trade-off between computation and storage

Digital signatures and signcryption schemes on embedded devices: a trade-off between computation and storage

Electrical impedance tomography with a lab-on chip for imaging imaging cells in culture

Electrical impedance tomography with a lab-on-chip formimaging cells in culture

Electrochemical sensor platform for MIP incorporated microfluidic paper-based analytical devices

Excluding indecisive decisions by bringing machine learning and sensor fusion together in wound management

Heat transfer resistance as a tool to quantify hybridization efficiency of DNA on a nanocrystalline diamond surface

Highly conductive boron doped nanocrystalline diamond structures for sensing applications

Implelenting HTR as a key element in a NCD based SNP detection array

Implementing heat transfer resistivity as a key element in a nanocrystalline diamond based NCD based single nucleotide polymorphism detection array

Implementing heat transfer resistivity as a key element in a nanocrystalline diamond based single nucleotide polymorphism detection array

Implementing HTR as a key element in a NCD based SNP detection array

Improved heat-transfer method based cell detection using surface impirnted polymers by removing thermal barriers

Improving the sensitivity of the heat-transfer method (HTM) for cancer cell detection with optimized sensor chips

Integrating Thermal Sensors in a Microplate Format: Simultaneous Real-Time Quantification of Cell Number and Metabolic Activity

Integration of heat-transfer resistance measurements onto a digital microfluidic platform towards the miniaturized and automated label-free detection of biomolecular interactions