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SUMMARY:Graphene Technologies for Bioelectronics
DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>Prof. Cecília de Carvalho Castro e Silva\,</strong>
  Assistant Professor MackGraphe- Graphene and Nanomaterials Research Cente
 r\, São Paulo\, Brazil</p>\n<p style="text-align: justify\;"><strong>Abst
 ract</strong>:&nbsp\; Graphene based sensors have received widespread atte
 ntion due to its unique properties as\, high electrical conductivity and h
 igh surface area. The 2D structure of graphene allows all carbon atoms to 
 be exposed to the surrounding\, which makes it a good platform for adsorbi
 ng and detecting molecules\, leading to increased sensitivity. Graphene is
  also a biocompatible material\, providing a highly biocompatible microenv
 ironment for the immobilization of biocompounds\, such as antibodies\, enz
 ymes\, DNA\, and aptamers. Therefore\, these properties make graphene an a
 ppealing transducer material in biosensors. This presentation will provide
  an overview on the fundamentals and applications of graphene and its deri
 vatives (like graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (rGO)) based 
 technologies and devices for the development of biosensors\, highlighting 
 field effect transistors (FETs) and capacitors. Besides that\, taking adva
 ntage of the easily preparation of GO\, a simple preparation rGO microfibe
 rs will be presented.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Hosted by&nbsp\;<strong>Prof. Arben M
 erkoçi</strong>\, Nanobioelectronics &amp\; Biosensors Group Leader at IC
 N2</p>
DTSTART:20200206T110000
DTEND:20200206T225959
LOCATION:ICN2 Seminar Hall\, ICN2 Building\, UAB
CATEGORIES:ICN2 Seminars
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