Research Articles
Catching the Invisible: How a Novel Sensor Detects Hidden Drug Pollution in Our Waters
Discover how PANI|In2O3 composite sensors detect diclofenac sodium in water through indirect electrochemical detection methods.
The Nano-Detective: How a Tiny Sensor Revolutionizes Vitamin B6 Tracking
Discover how electrochemical sensors with nanomaterials are transforming vitamin B6 detection for personalized nutrition and pharmaceutical quality control.
The Nano-Detective: How Carbon Nanotubes and Iron Molecules Are Revolutionizing TB Medication Monitoring
Explore how functionalized multi-walled carbon nanotubes combined with iron phthalocyanine create a revolutionary electrochemical sensor for isoniazid detection in tuberculosis treatment.
The Nanoscale Detective: How a Tiny Sensor Protects Our Food and Health
Discover how CdS-modified carbon paste electrodes revolutionize rafoxanide detection in veterinary medicine and food safety
The Bionic Nose for Pills: A Tiny Sensor That Spots a Dangerous Drug Duo
Discover how a groundbreaking electrochemical sensor using PANI-Cerium Oxide nanoparticles can simultaneously detect two common blood pressure drugs with incredible accuracy.
Electrifying Blue: How a Silicon-Carbon Sensor Detects a Common Food Dye
Discover how silicon-carbon electrodes enable precise detection of indigo carmine food dye through electrochemical analysis, ensuring food safety and regulatory compliance.
Revolutionary Sensor Detects Medicinal Pollutants in Water
Advanced electrochemical sensor using ruthenium nanoparticles on reduced graphene oxide for detecting pharmaceutical contaminants in water
Tiny Sensor, Big Impact: How a Modified Pencil Graphite Electrode Detects Crucial Biomolecules
Discover how a modified pencil graphite electrode using poly-nicotinic acid can simultaneously detect adenine and adenosine for medical diagnostics.
The Nano-Detective: How Nickel and Graphene are Revolutionizing Water Safety
Explore how nickel nanoparticles and multilayered graphene nanoshells create advanced electrochemical sensors for detecting free chlorine in water systems.
Tiny Channels, Big Breakthrough: A New Sensor for Safer Medication Monitoring
Revolutionary electrochemical sensor using silica nanochannels and β-cyclodextrin-functionalized graphene for sensitive acetaminophen detection