This Special Issue explores low-cost chemical sensor technologies for environmental monitoring, indicating promising advances in materials and applications.
This Special Issue based on eight Articles/Reviews focuses on low-cost chemical sensor technologies, bio-chemical sensors, advanced active materials, sensing nanomaterials, sensor nodes, wireless sensor networks for chemical sensing, functional characterization, miniaturized transducers, advanced proofs of concept, and chemical detection applications. Promising advanced materials such as metal oxide nanostructures, carbon nanomaterials, composite heterostructures, multilayered coatings, and more have been explored for chemical sensing applications and environmental sustainability. Sensing solutions have been applied in the context of bio-chemical detection and gas monitoring, representing the current state of the art.
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