Nano sensors

Vrudhi Chougule
Outline:
 Introduction
 Basic working of Nano sensors
 Types of Nano sensors
 Applications of Nano sensors
 Advantages of Nano sensors
 Challenges
 Future of Nano sensors

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Introduction

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Introduction

What is a sensor ?
Why are sensors used ?
What is a Nano sensor ?

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Basic working of
Nano sensors
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TYPES OF
NANOSENSORS
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Physical Nano sensors

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Chemical Nano sensors

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Biological Nano sensors
•MUC1 aptamer conjugated PtAuNPs to specifically recognize
MUC1 proteins on the cancer cell surfaces
•Etching of silver Nano prisms to detect prostate-specific antigen

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Applications of Nano sensors

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Environmental Drug
Medical Defense Food
monitoring Discovery

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Biomedical applications

1.Cancer Detection
2.Infectious Disease Diagnosis 7.Brain-Computer Interfaces
3.Targeted Drug Delivery 8.Toxicity Detection
4.Glucose Monitoring 9.Wearable Health Monitoring
5.Protein and Enzyme 10.Molecular Imaging
Detection 11.Rapid Diagnostics
6.Neurotransmitter Monitoring 12.Point-of-Care Testing
13.Theragnostic

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Environmental Monitoring
1.Pollution Monitoring 1.Detection of Heavy 1.Real-time Environmental
Metals Data Collection
2.Water Quality
Assessment 2.Remote Sensing for 2.Biosensing for
Environmental Environmental
3.Air Quality Monitoring
Surveillance Contaminants
4.Detection of Hazardous
3.Monitoring of Pesticide 3.Detection of
Substances
Residues Microplastics
5.Soil Health Monitoring
4.Tracking Environmental 4.Monitoring of
6.Monitoring of Changes Radioactive
Environmental Contamination
5.Smart Agriculture for
Nanoparticles
Precision Farming 5.Oil Spill Detection and
6.Monitoring of Remediation
Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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Defence Applications

Biometric Sensors for Identity

Verification
Clandestine Operation Monitoring
Explosive Detection
Chemical and Biological Warfare
Detection
Missile Target Recognition and Tracking

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Food Industry Applications:
• Food Safety and • Allergen Detection • Nutrient Monitoring
Pathogen Detection • Monitoring • Detection of Food
• Quality Monitoring Temperature and Packaging Leaks
• Detection of Foodborne Storage Conditions • Real-time Monitoring
Toxins • Detection of Chemical of Food Production
• Smart Packaging Residues • Water Quality
• Authentication of Food Monitoring in
Products Aquaculture
• Quality Control in • Sensory Evaluation
Processing Enhancement

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Advantages Of Nano sensors

1.High Sensitivity

2.Miniaturization

3.Real-time Monitoring

4.Improved Selectivity

5.Enhanced Specificity

6.Quick Response Time

7.Energy Efficiency

8.Reduced Sample Volume 17

Challenges

1.Biocompatibility

2.Long-Term Stability

3.Integration with Existing Systems

4.Cost

5.Ethical and Regulatory Considerations

6.Power Consumption

7.Data Handling and Analysis

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