Encyclopedia of Sensors and Biosensors (Multiple-item retail product)

Section 1: Types 1. Physical sensors (e.g., fluorophore sensors, thermal sensors, optical sensors, mechanical sensors, and acoustic sensors) 2. Chemical sensors (e.g., radiation sensors, electrochemical sensors, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay sensors, aptamer sensors) 3. Biological sensors (e.g., cell and tissue-containing sensors) 4. Combinatorial sensors 5. New sensing technologies

Section 2: Materials and devices 6. Sensing materials (e.g., ceramics, metals, polymers, composites, and nanomaterials) 7. Sensing interfaces (e.g., self-cleaning sensors) 8. Existing sensing devices

Section 3: Development 9. Sensor design 10. Sensor fabrication techniques 11. Sensor instrumentation 12. Sensor characterization techniques 13. Sensor packaging (e.g., lab-on-a-chip sensors and disposable sensors) 14. Sensor testing 15. Sensor reliability improvement

Section 4: Integration 16. Sensor signal processing 17. Sensor integration 18. Sensor networks 19. Fata processing 20. Data analysis (e.g., machine learning approaches) 21. Sensor testing 22. Sensor reliability (including of sensor fouling) 23. Clinical trials 24. Storage, maintenance, and long-term use 25. Large-scale manufacturing and commercialization 26. Standards 27. Regulatory considerations 28. Ethical considerations for use with humans and animals

Section 5: Applications 29. Environmental sensors 30. Electronic-nose sensors 31. Agriculture sensors 32. Climate and ecological sensors 33. Food safety sensors 34. Homeland security sensors (e.g., nuclear, biological and chemical sensors) 35. Medical sensors 36. Nuclear technology sensors 37. Aerospace sensors 38. Veterinary sensors

Section 6: Future forecast