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On-Antenna Multi-Analyte Biochemical Sensing (ASense)

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yer grown above a highly conductive 2D transduction nanomaterial layer. The idea is to move the complexity from the wireless LOC to the computation of the gateway station, where signal processing and machine learning techniques are employed to remotely sense the targeted analytes. This is done by detecting changes on the radiation characteristics of the antenna caused by the applied sensing materials. The idea of using the antenna as a multi-analyte active sensor is an absolute novelty. If successful, the approach will have a huge contribution in reducing the hardware complexity of standard wireless LOC devices by at least 50% (no need to sensor integrated circuits, microcontrollers, and their associated power consumption), resulting in more than doubling their battery lifetime due to less power consumption, making large-scale mass deployment economically feasible. Antenna design, sensor antennas, wireless biochemical sensors, lab-on-chip devices, nanomaterials, sensitive materials, wireless communications, signal processing, machine learning

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