Nature-Inspired Sensors
by Hossam Haick
1st Edition
Publisher: Elsevier
Book Details
| Print ISBN | 9780443156847 |
| eText ISBN | 9780443156854 |
| Publisher | Elsevier |
| Publishing Year | 2024 |
| Edition | 1st Edition |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 500 |
Edited by Hossam Haick, the 1st Edition of Nature-Inspired Sensors offers a structured reference on biological sensing principles and their application to synthetic detection technologies. Published by Elsevier, this volume systematically details fundamental mechanisms observed across diverse living creatures, including humans, animals, and plants, connecting biological functions to functional engineered devices.
The text organizes structural attributes alongside physical sensing behaviors across distinct natural systems. Specific structural configurations examined include hierarchical, interlocked, and porous features. These structural patterns give rise to specialized operational properties, including static coloration, self-cleaning, surface adhesion, underwater navigation, electric charge generation, and complex olfactory sensing functions.
This 500-page English reference volume offers essential theoretical and practical context for undergraduates, graduate scholars, academic researchers, and working professionals. It is tailored for practitioners in chemistry, materials science, biomedical science, and environmental science who analyze physical biological models to inform modern sensor development.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Insights from animals for building services
Chapter 2: Plants
Chapter 3: From alalus to sapiens: human evolution and uniqueness
Chapter 4: Principles of nature on human sensing capabilities
Chapter 5: Naturally ordered cracks
Chapter 6: Particle-based islands and nanowire interconnections
Chapter 7: Hierarchical structures
Chapter 8: Stretchability
Chapter 9: Biocompatibility
Chapter 10: Biodegradability
Chapter 11: Natural-inspired self-healing sensors
Chapter 12: Waterproofing function
Chapter 13: Self-cleaning function
Chapter 14: Nucleic acid detection for microbial diagnostics
Chapter 15: Nanozymes
Chapter 16: Peptides
Chapter 17: Aptamers, DNAzymes and aptazymes
Chapter 18: Molecularly imprinted polymers
Chapter 19: Ionic molecules
Chapter 20: Electrochemical sensors
Chapter 21: Chemiresistors
Chapter 22: Colorimetric sensors
Chapter 23: Optical sensors
Chapter 24: Fluorescent sensors
Chapter 25: Pressure tactile sensors
Chapter 26: Medical sensors
Chapter 27: Computation sensors
Chapter 28: Visual-based electronic sensory system
Chapter 29: Auditory based electronic sensory system
Chapter 30: Electronic nose
Chapter 31: Electronic tongues: basics, materials, and applications
Chapter 32: Gustatory-based electronic tongues
Chapter 33: Electronic skin
Chapter 34: Fabrication strategies
Chapter 35: Mass production of nature inspired sensors
Chapter 36: Stand-alone maintenance-free long-life sensory system
Chapter 37: Artificial intelligence-assisted data fusion
Chapter 38: Future perspectives
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