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[Kádár György <kadargy AT mfa.kfki.hu>]

MFA Szeminárium (hétfőn, nem szerdán)

Peter LIEBERZEIT (Bécsi Egyetem):
Man-made recognition materials
for highly selective chemo- and biosensing.

2010. október 25.-én, hétfőn 11:00 órakor
az MTA Műszaki Fizikai és Anyagtudományi
Kutatóintézet Tanácstermében,
KFKI 26. épület I. emelet

Abstract: On the way to implement chemical sensors in real-life
environments, designing artificial recognition layers is a key step. The 
aim of the approach is to generate bio-analogous selectivity in organic 
and inorganic polymer materials that have superior stability and 
ruggedness as compared to their biological counterparts. Both affinity 
materials and molecularly imprinted polymers can be tuned to reach this 
selectivity. This allows their applications in sensor layers for 
detecting a wide variety of analytes ranging from small molecular
compounds and their complex mixtures to entire biospecies. The seminar
will give an overview over these techniques, especially in combination
with mass-sensitive transducers such as the Quartz Crystal Microbalance

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Kádár György (MFA)
kadargy AT mfa.kfki.hu