Beschreibung
The first book to bring together the various topics within a concise and introductory overview with basic theory and practical applications With emphasis on the fundamentals of the biochemical, biophysical, electrical and physiological concepts relevant to bioelectronics, this is the only book available on the topic that is suitable for students. It uses an interdisciplinary approach to present basic theory with practical examples and clinical applications, and delivers the necessary biological knowledge from an electrical engineer's perspective. Each chapter contains a problem section that readers can use for self-assessment, and model answers are given at the end of the book (with references to key scientific publications). It also contains many new developments in the bioelectronics and biosensors fields, such as microfluidic devices and nanotechnology.
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Autorenportrait
Professor Ronald Pethig, Bioelectronics, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh He has PhD degrees in electrical engineering and physical chemistry, and a D.Sc degree for work in the field of biomolecular electronics. He is author of one book (Dielectric and Electronic Properties of Biological Materials, Wiley) and more than 200 scientific papers in the field of biomolecular electronics and dielectrophoresis. He has received several awards, including in 2001 being the first recipient of the Herman P Schwan Award for work in biodielectrics. He serves on the editorial boards of several scientific journals, including acting as editor-in-chief of the IET journal Nanobiotechnology. Stewart Smith, RCUK Academic Fellow, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh He has a PhD in microelectronics and has authored over 60 scientific papers on subjects ranging from implantable drug delivery systems to test structures for the characterisation of MEMS processes. He is based at the Scottish Microelectronics Centre in Edinburgh where he works on the development of biomedical microsystems. He is a member of the technical committee for the IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Test Structures.
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