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DeSci London has started today at @TheCrick. Looking forward to an event featuring many amazing speakers including @VitalikButerin and Dr. Alok Tayi https://t.co/yhOO58qcZr

Image shown above Left: Cover Right: Philip Coatsworth during the creative process Link to the January issue of Nature Reviews Chemistry: Link to the article: https://t.co/tOEQUSauEG (5/5)

We then placed a pepper plant, still growing in its soil, on top of the panel, and photographed from above. By stitching together multiple photographs taken at different exposures, we were able to create this striking image. Final cover design by @carlconway of @NatRevChem (4/5)

A living plant on a circuit board is a great visual metaphor for this plant-tech interaction. To create this image, we laser-cut an electronic circuit design out of a wooden sheet and placed the board onto a light panel, producing a glowing circuit board. (3/5)

In our cover image we wanted to show the interface between plants and technology that allows us to see the chemical signals, interactions and responses that we can't see with the naked eye. (2/5)

This one is extra special ! Our work on “Continuous monitoring of chemical signals in plants under stress” is featured on the cover of @NatRevChem This cover (more info below) is extra special because it is a photograph created by @PhilCoatsworth and @byrdbydesign (1/5) https://t.co/fs5VEczGDH

In-person exams are fully back. Good luck to everyone who took Firat's module Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering this term and writing the exam this morning. #Engineering #Exams https://t.co/tgcwsVpWMN

@KMirica @ACS_Sensors Thank you Professor Mirica for this insightful piece and also covering our recent work in your article.

RT @NatRevChem: Continuous monitoring of chemical signals in plants under stress A Review by Philip Coatsworth,…

We congratulate all coauthors @PhilCoatsworth, Laura, Alex, @Tolga_Bzkrt and @GuderF who worked very hard to push this project forward. #sensors #plants #Biology 2/2

The year is slowly coming to an end and we have another publication for you! Just out in @NatRevChem we describe the role of “time” in (plant) biology and discuss the emerging technologies for performing continuous “time” chemical measurements. Link: 1/2 https://t.co/3sLjcA5tWp

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RT @biomechstu: End-to-end design of wearable sensors Review of "the building blocks of such wearable sensors, including the substrate mat…

He also wanted us to share the following message: "This recognition does not only belong to me. Because of the endless education and support that I received from my family, wife, colleagues, friends, team, students and teachers, this recognition also belongs to them." @jciturkiye

With great pleasure, we announce that our PI, Firat Guder, has been recognized as one of the Top Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the world by @jcileaders for his contributions to #science, #education, #entrepreneurship and #humanitarian efforts. Congratulations Firat !🚀 https://t.co/fvhgU7QiO9

@kamila_karimjee @birdBiomech @RoyalVetCollege Many congratulations. You made us proud! 🐕

@SyamakF It is a great pleasure to host you ❤️

What was even more pleasing was, this article is Atharv's first ever publication, who has just finished his first year undergraduate studies in @ImperialBioeng. We are proud of him☺️ We thank Owain Vaughan, the Editor-in-Chief for the invitation (3/3) #wearables #sensors

@Addistar60Adeel, @ysnctr, Laura Gonzalez-Macia, Atharv Naik and @GuderF worked really hard work to meet a tight deadline, meeting (sometimes more than) once a day. (2/3)

With great pleaure we announce the publication of our latest article in @NatureElectron Link to the article: In this work, we describe the future of mask-based wearable sensors and discuss the recent contribution of @dagdevirencanan (1/3) https://t.co/0U9jYEhW3P

Would like to thank our phenomenal collaborators @CanDincer83, Laura Gonzalez-Macia, @EdenMoralesNar1 , James Collins, Peter Nguyen and H. Ceren Ateş ) for this outstanding project. Especially Can has put in a lot of effort to bring the project to completion.

Our recent article describing the End-to-End Design of Wearable Sensors in Nature Reviews Materials is now featured as the cover of the November Issue. Link to the article: Link to November issue: https://t.co/mN71PcIScM #wearable #sensors https://t.co/etqXrxvCrG

We hope our work continues to be a useful compilation of what is there and what may be going to come, especially for the junior scientists new in the field. Many thanks to the team for the effort: @CanDincer83, @gbarandu, @AndrewLeeHS, Laura Macia Gonzalez, @GuderF #researchers

We are delighted to share that our recent invited perspective describing the "Challenges and Opportunities for Printed Electrical Gas Sensors" is one of the most read articles in @ACS_Sensors Link to the article: https://pubs.acs.og/doi/10.1021/acssensors.2c01086 #happy https://t.co/UNoFDdJYOH

We would like to thank @Addistar60Adeel and Prof. Flavio Rizzolio for involving us in this nice study. Hopefully our collaboration will continue and produce even more impressive technologies.

NEW PUBLICATION ALERT! Our collaborative work on label-free electrochemical aptasensors is now published in Biosensors & Bioelectronics X Link to the article: #research #collaboration https://t.co/fWfkLL4W1E

RT @Elisa_Vainio: #SoilHealth was voted to be (one of) the 1st priority to be fixed in the food system. #EITFood #HiilestäKiinni #CarbonAc…

RT @ACS_Sensors: Nice perspective on printed electrical #GasSensors from @gudeResearch and @CanDincer83, @ACS_Sensors  https://t.co/3pI1kYB…

RT @CanDincer83: Glad to share our invited collaborative Perspective "Challenges and Opportunities for #printed #electrical #gas #sensors"…

@RapidMethods 2022 has just kicked off. Super exciting lineup. First talk by @srnugen from @Cornell 🚀 https://t.co/ADAEAn8Mka

The co-authors @gbarandu, Laura Gonzalez-Macia, @AndrewLeeHS, @CanDincer83 and Firat worked hard for months to create this work. We would like to thank Professor Justin Gooding, the Editor-in-Chief, for the kind invitation and @mervecirisoglu for the amazing artwork.

We are delighted to announce the publication of our latest work @ACS_Sensors ! In this article, we share our views on the field of electrical gas sensors, describing the current challenges and future opportunities. Article: #gas #sensors #research https://t.co/XzMAXvCYjd

We would like to thank our collaborators Prof. Ji-Seon Kim, Ellasia Tan and the members of our team for their contributions.

Our work on a new class of low-cost conductive threads for computerized embroidery of textile-based wearable sensors is now published in @MaterialsToday. Imperial Press Release: Article: https://t.co/PnyhAJlTzf #textile #wearable #sensors https://t.co/iR2WnDyK64

Our work on bioinspired wearable sensors () is featured on the cover of Advanced Materials (@AdvSciNews). We thank our incredibly talented artist @mervecirisoglu for creating this amazing artwork and @ysnctr for leading this project. #wearable #sensors https://t.co/D8lI0n3sLd

Our latest work is out in @NatRevMater We describe how to go about designing wearable devices for continuous physiological monitoring. Massive thanks to our collaborators: @CanDincer83, Ceren, Peter, Laura, Jim and @EdenMoralesNar1 Article: #Wearables https://t.co/uGpViEK6eY