The Sensors and Instrumentation Techniques Group’s main areas of research involve the development of new optical spectroscopy and interferometry techniques; the exploitation of new optical sources and architectures for optical signal generation and processing, and the development of instrumentation systems for different applications.
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The group’s principal research lines are:
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During 2022, members of the research group developed and patented a new system for capturing hyperspectral images (those capable of collecting information across the entire electromagnetic spectrum), which can operate…
During this past 2021, the research group has developed different types of sensors to detect SARS-CoV-2 virus in saliva. The first one was a photoelectrochemical aptasensor and the second one…
After many postponed celebrations due to the last restriction period, we have finally gone out for a dinner to commemorate new hirings, thesis discussions and incorporations to the group. There’s…
On May 18th 2021, the Code Re-farm European project’s KoM took place. The overall objective of the Code Re-farm project is to contribute to a better understanding of the relationships…
On March 17th 2021, Dahiana Mojena Medina gave us the pleasure to discuss her PhD Thesis: ‘Design, characterization and validation of integrated bioelectronics for celular studies. From inkjet-printed sensors to…
Today we have had the KoM for the new European Project of the Group AEROMIC: Development of New digital Microphone-MEMS-Sensors for wind tunnels with open/closed test sections and flight tests.…
Our group has used an advanced analytical technique known as dual-comb spectroscopy, for which the group is well-known, to rapidly acquire highly detailed hyperspectral images. The work is part of…
