The next generation of wearable biosensors comes with the latest advancements in
biosensor technology. Soft and stretchable electrode materials like hydrogels with the …

The integration of conducting polymers (CPs) with metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) has
arisen as a dynamic and innovative approach to overcome some intrinsic limitations of both …

The development of low-cost, disposable electrochemical sensors is an essential step in
moving traditionally inaccessible quantitative diagnostic assays toward the point of need …

The combination of CRISPR technology and electrochemical sensors has sparked a
paradigm shift in the landscape of point-of-care (POC) diagnostics. This review explores the …

Circuit integration has revolutionized the diagnostic sector by improving the sensing ability
and rapidity of biosensors. Bioelectronics has led to the development of point-of-care (PoC) …

Electrochemical biosensors have emerged as pivotal tools in point-of-care (POC) sensing,
offering rapid, sensitive, and cost-effective detection platforms. Different strategies for …

Pesticides are vital in modern agriculture for controlling pests and diseases, thereby
enhancing crop yields and food security. However, their extensive use has raised …

Wearable biosensors are envisioned to disrupt both delivery and accessibility of healthcare
by providing real‐time, continuous monitoring of informative and predictive physiological …

Electrochemical approaches, along with miniaturization of electrodes, are increasingly being
employed to detect and quantify nucleic acid biomarkers. Miniaturization of the electrodes is …

Microfluidic paper-based analytical devices, such as lateral flow assays, are indispensable
tools for disease diagnostics. Their utility stems from their low cost, portability, and ease of …