Description This book summarizes the main integration strategies currently found in analytical instrumentation or laboratories, giving a wide and
updated panorama of analytical chemistry. The objective of this book is to highlight the different integration solutions, currently used
in analytical chemistry, by treating them in groups of one or several chapters.
The book is aimed at graduate students and researchers
in industry and academy to help them acquire a critical vision of some of the current tendencies in analytical chemistry. It is written
by an international team of researchers active within the fields covered in the book. The authors come from a wide diversity of technological
and scientific fields including: chemistry; electrochemistry; physics; materials science; microelectronics; electronic engineering; and
the instrumentation industry, thus highlighting the multidisciplinary nature of analytical chemistry in today's world.
Audience
Graduate students and researchers in academy and industry interested in analytical chemistry
Contents Chapter 1. Integration, a New Paradigm in Analytical Chemistry Chapter 2. Integrated Separation Systems Chapter 3. Solid-phase Spectrometric
Assays
Chapter 4. Continuous Flow Analytical Systems Chapter 5. Distributed Analytical Instrumentation Systems Chapter 6. Laboratory
Information Management Systems Chapter 7. Chemically Modified Electrodes with Integrated Biomolecules and Molecular Wires Chapter 8.
Composite and Biocomposite Materials for Electrochemical Sensing Chapter 9. Optical Sensors and Biosensors Chapter 10. Electronic Tongues:
New Analytical Prospective of Chemical Sensors Chapter 11. A Taste Sensor Chapter 12. Application of Electronic Nose Technology for
Monitoring Water and Wastewater
Chapter 13. Integrated Optical Transducer for Chemical and Biological Sensing
Chapter 14. "High Order"
Hybrid FET Module for (Bio-)Chemical and Physical Sensing Chapter 15. Microdialysis Based Lab-on-a-Chip, Applying a Generic MEMS Technology
Chapter 16. Design Methodology for a Lab-on-a-Chip for Chemical Analysis Resulting in the MAFIAS Chip Chapter 17. Nanosensor and Nanoprobe
Systems for In Vivo Bioanalysis
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