Recently, the application of the microbial fuel cell (MFC)-based biosensor for rapid and real-
time monitoring wastewater quality is very innovative due to its simple compact design …

An early warning system is important to guarantee human health and ecological safety.
Microbial fuel cell (MFC) sensor can achieve a self-sustainable monitoring without additional …

One of the significant issues that the world has faced in recent decades has been the
estimation of water quality and location where safe drinking water is available. Due to the …

Wastewater is discarded from several sources, including industry, livestock, fertilizer
application, and municipal waste. If the disposed of wastewater has not been treated and …

The recent increase in frequency and severity of cyber-physical attacks on water treatment
plants and distribution systems calls for the development of intrusion detection schemes that …

The traditional microbial fuel cell (MFC) sensor with bioanode as sensing element delivers
limited sensitivity to toxicity monitoring, restricted application to only anaerobic and organic …

Globally, sustainable provision of high‐quality safe water is a major challenge of the 21st
century. Various chemical and biological monitoring analytics are presently utilized to …

The need for water security pushes for the development of sensing technologies that allow
online and real-time assessments and are capable of autonomous and stable long-term …

Wastewater contains a significant quantity of organic matter, continuously causing
environmental pollution. Timely and accurate detection of organic content in water can …

The accurate measurement of rainfall intensity is always challenging due to high spatial and
temporal variation of the precipitation, particularly on arid and semiarid regions. The United …