Overview
- Editors:
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Damià Barceló
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Peter-Diedrich Hansen
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Department of Ecotoxicology, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Gemany
- Provides an overview of biosensors as a key tool for the environmental monitoring of aquatic systems
- An invaluable source of information for experienced scientists and technologists as well as for newcomers in the field
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (9 chapters)
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- Marinella Farré, Sara Rodriguez-Mozaz, Miren López de Alda, Damià Barceló, Peter-Diedrich Hansen
Pages 1-32
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- Sara Rodriguez-Mozaz, Miren López de Alda, Damià Barceló
Pages 33-46
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- Javier Adrián, Fátima Fernández, Alejandro Muriano, Raquel Obregon, Javier Ramón-Azcon, Nuria Tort et al.
Pages 47-68
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- Benjamin Piña, Susanna Boronat, Marta Casado, Alba Olivares
Pages 69-113
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- Marinella Farré, Damià Barceló
Pages 115-160
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- Alva Biran, Pedahzur Rami, Sebastian Buchinger, Reifferscheid Georg, Shimshon Belkin
Pages 161-186
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- Tamara Grummt, Petra Rettberg, Petra Waldmann, Jürgen Zipperle, Peter-Diedrich Hansen
Pages 187-201
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- P. D. Hansen, E. Wittekindt, J. Sherry, E. Unruh, H. Dizer, H. Tüg et al.
Pages 203-226
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- Cristina Postigo, Marina Kuster, Marta Villagrasa, Sara Rodríguez-Mozaz, Rikke Brix, Marinel la Farré et al.
Pages 227-271
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Back Matter
Pages 273-278
About this book
sector. This ensured eventual transfer of the technology demonstrated at the wo- shops and Technical Meetings to marketable devices. BIOSET provided assistance for researchers from European laboratories to meet to exchange ideas, use equ- ment, and establish a basis for new joint projects. The secretariat of the Concerted Action BIOSET supported the Technical Meetings. There were three Technical Meetings held, two in Berlin in 1997 and 1998, and the third in Barcelona, in April 2000. The goal of these technical meetings was to join different research and industrial teams to evaluate the performance of their biosensor technology in field conditions with common and standardized surface and waste waters. As a result of these field experiments, the additional information that biosensors can offer to environmental monitoring was also evaluated. Thus, these three Technical Meetings were useful accompanying measures and practical additions to the currently organized yearly workshops. The concerted action BIOSET was f- lowed by the SENSPOL network. The 1st SENSPOL Workshop was held on the 9–11 May 2001 on Sensing Technologies for Contaminated Sites and Groundwater at the University of Alcala. There was one special Workshop on “Genotoxicity Biosensing (TECHNOTOX)” supported by the European Commission DG XII D-1 and BIOSET in the year 2000. The TECHNOTOX meeting at the Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) in Mol was organized by Phillippe Corbisier (VITO), Peter-D. Hansen (TU Berlin) and Damia Barcelo (CSIC Barcelona).
Reviews
From the reviews:
“The book provides a good and fairly complete overview of the biosensors that are used in bioanalytical and chemical methods … with many references provided. The book serves as an excellent compendium of the achievements of the field of new measurement devices … . Biosensors for the Environmental Monitoring of Aquatic Systems is a carefully written work that provides exact definitions … and results achieved by research groups around the world. … will be an invaluable source of information for active researchers in this field.” (Boguslaw Buszewski, Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, November, 2009)
Editors and Affiliations
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Department of Ecotoxicology, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Gemany
Peter-Diedrich Hansen
