Exposure to poisonous and hazardous gases such as NH3, NO2, and CO poses significant
health risks. High-performance flexible gas sensors are essential for wearable real-time …

Novel 2D layered MXene materials were first reported in 2011 at Drexel University. MXenes
are widely used in multidisciplinary applications due to their anomalous electrical …

As one of the most encountered volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ethanol, especially
with high blood concentrations, could cause adverse effects such as nausea, vomiting, skin …

Humidity interference is a crucial consideration in gas sensing technology for real-time
applications. MXenes are new-age two-dimensional (2D) materials with unique properties …

Technological innovation has enabled the development of new materials, with two-
dimensional materials garnering much interest in recent years. Transition metal nitrides …

The detection of ammonia (NH3) is of significant importance across various industries and
applications due to its potential impact on health, safety, the environment, and industrial …

Wearable health monitoring technologies have garnered extensive public attention, leading
to significant economic and societal impacts. These advancements have prompted changes …

Recently, continuous glucose monitoring has gained global importance in diabetes
management, leading to increased interest in noninvasive technologies as more convenient …

This study introduces an approach utilizing a molecularly imprinted electrochemical sensor
for monitoring the condition of naturally ripened strawberries. Furaneol, known as 2, 5 …

Ammonia, a ubiquitous gas with diverse industrial applications, demands reliable and cost-
effective sensing technologies for monitoring and control. In this context, this study presents …