CORDIS Project
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This project focuses on developing advanced biosensors using conducting polymers to enhance performance in electrochemical bio-assays. By leveraging the dynamic properties of these materials, the project aims to minimize non-specific binding and improve detection times, particularly for prostate cancer diagnostics.
Discovered just over 20 years ago, conducting polymers (CPs) have gained considerable attention because of their unique chemical and electronic conducting properties.
As a result they have various (bio)analytical and technological applications. CPs are easily synthesised, both chemically and electrochemically under mild conditions, opening up vast possibilities for the immobilisation of biomolecules.
Immobilisation of antibodies by entrapment within films or by covalent binding on these films pe…
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY
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Ireland, Dublin
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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