Applications in Sensors: Wearables and Environmental

Chair(s):
Cash, K. J., Colorado School of Mines
Co-chair(s):
Li, D., University of Wyoming
Zhang, Y., University of Missouri

Sensors are finding increasing importance in applications ranging from medical diagnostics, industrial manufacturing, food safety, homeland security, and others. This session will present advances in application of established sensing technologies and devices to particular applications.

Papers:
12:30 PM
(312a) Invited: Wearable Fabric Sensor for Determination of Sodium Ions in Sweat
12:55 PM
(312b) Understanding How Pollution Episodes Affect Community-Level Air Quality with a Distributed Sensor Network
1:12 PM
(312c) Novel Chromogenic Sensors Enabled By Multi-Stimuli-Responsive Shape Memory Polymers
1:29 PM
(312d) Real-Time Monitoring of Supercritical Hydrocarbon Fuels
1:46 PM
(312e) Polymer Thin Film Platforms for the Rapid Detection and Analysis of Waterborne Radionuclides
2:03 PM
(312f) Real-Time Membrane Permeability Measurements of Hydrogen Sulfide and Acetone
2:20 PM
(312g) Ultra-Stretchable Conductive Polymer Complex As a Wearable Strain Sensor with Excellent Linearity and Repeatable Autonomous Self-Healing Ability
2:37 PM
(312h) CVD Polymers for Early Detection of Huanglongbing (HLB) in Citrus

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AIChE Members $150.00
AIChE Graduate Student Members Free
AIChE Undergraduate Student Members Free
Non-Members $225.00