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36 results for "Sensing"

36 results for "Sensing"

Sensing

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✨ Sensing Organisms across the tree of life have developed a variety of apparatuses and strategies to probe the environment around them. Each sense (vision, smell, touch, taste, etc) requires the transduction of an external stimulus into something that...

Research brief on methane sensing published

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Highlighted in the news by the Harvard Methane Initiative, the team has written an extensive research brief on the methane sensing project. Take a look to see what the team has been up to, from designing the sensor to starting field studies, potential...

Volatile Sensing

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✨ Volatile Sensing The need to detect specific gases is critical across a wide range of industries, including breath analysis for disease diagnosis, hazardous waste identification and classification, food spoilage detection, air quality monitoring and...

Methane sensing project gets recognized

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The Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability highlighted our team's work on the development of a methane sensor for tracking methane emissions from cattle. Read the article here.

Ryan Rezai

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Ryan Rezai is an undergraduate Nanotechnology Engineering student from the University of Waterloo. At the Aizenberg Lab, he is investigating reinforcement learning methods for the sensing of organic compounds.

Ryan Khandaker

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Ryan is a fourth-year undergraduate student at the University of Waterloo studying Nanotechnology Engineering. He is currently working under Haritosh Patel on the chemical sensing team. Outside of work, he likes playing basketball and baking deserts. 

Aubrey Maltz

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Aubrey is a Nanotechnology Engineering Co-op student from the University of Waterloo. He is excited to be returning to the group to research the photonic sensing of volatile organic compounds and has contributed to the research of liquid-gated membranes...

Christina Jiang

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Christina is a Mechatronics Engineering undergraduate at the University of Waterloo. She is currently working under Haritosh Patel on the Sniffing project, focusing on electrical and printed circuit board design of bioinspired electric-nose systems for...

Methane Detection Research Featured

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The gas sensor development team has launched field studies in collaboration with a team at UC Davis. Earlier this summer, they co-located two methane gas sensing devices with the GreenFeed systems currently used to measure the quantity of methane emitted...

Bella in the news

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Bella worked in the lab on developing an electronic nose for continuous and accurate sensing of harmful gases in nail salons together with lab partner Zora. Read about their experience here.