Conducting polymer nanobiointerfaces for biosensing and cell engineering
Journal
2010 10th IEEE Conference on Nanotechnology
Date Issued
2010
Author(s)
Abstract
Conducting polymers are organic polymeric materials which are able to transduce electricity. These materials provide a unique toolkit for studies of biological events through electronic signals, including biosensing and cell engineering. In this research, we create a variety of conducting polymer molecular structures and nanostructures in order to control the biointerfacial properties. The results have demonstrated much improved sensitivity on electrochemical biosenser based on these so-called “conducting polymer nanobiointerfaces” as well as defined cell engineering.
Type
conference paper