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Research Projects Project III.2

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Project Information per year
2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008 - 2007 - 2006 - 2005

PROJECT III.2
MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL SENSORS

 

Key Researchers: S. Chatzandroulis, P. Normand, I. Raptis, C. Tsamis,
Collaborating Researchers: A. Tserepi, D. Goustouridis
Post-doctoral scientists: E. Makarona, F. Farmakis
PhD students: R. Triantafyllopoulou, V.Tsouti, I. Ramfos, K. Manoli, P. Oikonomou, Ch. Kokkinos, P. Broutas
External Collaborators: M. Sanopoulou (IPC, NCSR ‘Demokritos’), Th. Speliotis (IMS, NCSR ‘Demokritos’), A. Economou (Chemistry Dept. Uni. Athens), K. Beltsios (Materials Sci. Dept. Uni. Ioannina), E. Sarantopoulou, Z. Kollia, A.C. Cefalas (NHRF), J. R Morante (Univ. of Barcelona), G. Petersson (Chalmers Univ.), M. Kompitsas (EIE), I. Zergioti (NTUA), D. Tsoukalas (NTUA), D. Kafetzopoulos (IMBB/FORTH)

 

Objectives:

  1. Development of micromachining processes for the realization of novel chemical and mechanical sensors.
  2. Development of low power silicon sensors based on new materials and new processes.
  3. Design, fabrication and testing of microsystems using silicon sensors.
  4. Realization of sensors for specific industrial applications with emphasis on medical, food and automotive fields.

Funding:
- EU - IST-FP6-STREP-027333 Micro2DNA, “Integrated polymer-based micro fluidic micro system for DNA extraction, amplification, and silicon-based detection”, P. Normand
- GSRT Greece-Italy bilateral cooperation “Fabrication and characterization of an array of transparent conductive thin film polymeric composite as multiparametric sensitive layers for a new e-nose”, D. Goustouridis
- GSRT-PENED 03ED630, “Micromachined chemical sensors for controlling food safety and quality”, C. Tsamis
- GSRT- ENTER 05EP032, “Development of MOSFET type chemical sensors for wireless sensor networks”, C. Tsamis

Main Activities in 2008:

In 2008, our main activities were focused on the following tasks:
A. Low power Metal-Oxide (MOX) Chemical Sensors

B. FET-type chemical sensors for wireless applications

C. Polymer based chemical sensor arrays

D. Capacitive Type Sensors
E. Microfabricated electrochemical sensors

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