Next generation glucose monitoring biosensors
Our carefully engineered glucose monitoring biosensors will be durable, robust, and long-term wearable for diabetic patients. With minimal invasive placement procedures and real-time glucose readings, our glucose sensors will ensure the safety of each patient’s health for years to come.
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About
ImplantSens
ImplantSens is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions an international training network (ITN) program funded by the European Union. It combines various fields of science and therefore researchers from different backgrounds for a common research goal. We are situated in Madrid (Spain), Galway (Ireland), Limerick (Ireland), Vienna (Austria), Bochum (Germany), Malmo (Sweden), Bordeaux (France), Edinburgh (UK) and Southampton (UK).
ImplantSens has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement no. 813006
PUBLICATIONS
Overview academic fruition of our efforts
Here you can find and overview of the academic fruition of our efforts that are backed by solid data coming from various fields.
ESR5 and ESR8 Kavita Jayakumar & Thomas Reichhart: An Oxygen Insensitive Amperometric Glucose Biosensor Based on An Engineered Cellobiose Dehydrogenase: Direct versus Mediated Electron Transfer Responses
Kavita Jayakumar and Thomas Reichhart have published their work on the integration of engineered cellobiose dehydrogenase in a glucose biosensor and investigation into direct and mediated electron transfer pathways. By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed directly to the publication’s open-access website.
ESR 1 & ESR 1A Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker: Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase
Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker’s collaborative research on “Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase” was published in the journal Chemistry Europe: Electrochemical Science Advances. By clicking on the thumbnail, you will be directed to
ESR 1 Anna Lielpetere: Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia
Anna Lielpetere was named in the collaborative research published in Nature Communications with the title “Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia.” By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed directly to the publication’s open-access website.
PUBLICATIONS
Overview academic fruition of our efforts
Here you can find and overview of the academic fruition of our efforts that are backed by solid data coming from various fields. Our publications are listed chronologically.
ESR5 and ESR8 Kavita Jayakumar & Thomas Reichhart: An Oxygen Insensitive Amperometric Glucose Biosensor Based on An Engineered Cellobiose Dehydrogenase: Direct versus Mediated Electron Transfer Responses
Kavita Jayakumar and Thomas Reichhart have published their work on the integration of engineered cellobiose dehydrogenase in a glucose biosensor and investigation into direct and mediated electron transfer pathways. By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed directly to the publication’s open-access website.
ESR 1 & ESR 1A Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker: Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase
Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker’s collaborative research on “Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase” was published in the journal Chemistry Europe: Electrochemical Science Advances. By clicking on the thumbnail, you will be directed to
ESR 1 Anna Lielpetere: Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia
Anna Lielpetere was named in the collaborative research published in Nature Communications with the title “Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia.” By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed directly to the publication’s open-access website.
ESR 1A & ESR 1 Jana Becker & Anna Lielpetere: Assembling a Low-volume Biofuel Cell on a Screen-printed Electrode for Glucose Sensing
Jana Becker and Anna Lielpetere have published their work together on “Assembling a Low-volume Biofuel Cell on a Screen-printed Electrode for Glucose Sensing” in the journal Electroanalysis. By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed to the publications’s open access website
News and events
Our biggest headlines!
Here you can see where we have made the biggest headlines and which conferences we have taken our research to. Conferences and dissemination of our work is listed. You can also find the latest information regarding biosensor research in the media. Our social media platforms are also directly linked.
ImplantSens’s Last ITN summerschool 17-23
Our last meeting was a blast! A pleasure to be a part of this Consortium!
Anna attended the 73rd ISE
Our ESR1: Anna Lielpetere has presented her work at the 73rd Annual ISE conference that took place from September 12-16
ImplantSens Summerschool Biscarosse Edition From
This will our last gathering before the project comes to a close. It will take place in Biscarosse, France where
3rd Workshop Electrobionet 2021
Carina Figueiredo has presented her work in the form of a poster presentation at the 3rd Workshop Electrobionet 2021 hosted
7th Portuguese Young Chemists Meeting
Carina Figueiredo presented her work on galactose oxidase and biosensors in the form of a poster presentation at the 7th
ImplantSens Summerschool 2021
ITN's first in-person summer school in the beautiful Klagenfurt, Austria. From workshops to team-building activities that brought us together after
71st Annual ISE Meeting Belgrade
Anna Lielpetere has attended the 71st Annual ISE Meeting in Belgrade as an online conference presenting a flash presentation and
Electrochemistry Undercover Conference
Anna Lielpetere has attended the Electrochemistry Undercover with a poster presentation about her work. Anna Lielpetere, Julian Szczesny, Felipe Conzuelo,
European Federation of Biotechnology 2021
Carina Figueiredo presented her work in a poster presentation at the European Federation of Biotechnology in May 2021. Carina Figueiredo,
3rd European BioSensor Symposium
Anna Lielpetere has attended the 3rd European BioSensor Symposium with a poster presentation on her work with redox polymers. Anna
XXVIth International Symposium on Bioelectrochemistry
Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker participated at the XXVIth International Symposium on Bioelectrochemistry and Bioenergetics of the Bioelectrochemical Society on
23rd Doctoral School of Chemical
Tatjana Šafarik presented her work at the 23rd Doctoral School of Chemical Sciences Day in Bordeaux, France Tatjana Šafarik. Engineered Complex
ISE 72nd Annual Meeting
Jana Becker and Anna Lielpetere have attended the 72nd annual meeting International Society of Electrochemistry with an oral presentation about
BioTrans Graz 2021
Merve Keser had attended BioTrans Graz last year in July 2021. She has contributed with the following poster to the
XXVII International symposium on Bioelectrochemistry
Our ITN has attended the BES 2022 conference in April presenting their work over the last two years. This was
Let’s get in touch!
Feel free to reach out with any kind of questions or suggestions through our project coordinator with the following details.
