The rise of additive manufacturing (ie, 3D printing) as a key technology to rapidly fabricate
materials with high quality and modifiable functionality is playing a major role in many …

Additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing) has begun to spread for prototyping at-
point-of-use biosensing platforms since allows the custom and decentralized fabrication for …

The use of 3D printing in research and teaching has significantly grown in the past years
and has had a major impact on scientific practices. Despite the growing adoption driven by …

3D-printing or additive manufacturing is presently an emerging technology in the fourth
industrial revolution that promises to reshape traditional manufacturing processes. The …

Electrochemical sensors are widely used to monitor biomolecules. However, limitations in
sensor geometry have restricted the scope of currently used electrochemical sensors. 3D …

A large variety of printing, deposition and writing techniques have been incorporated to
fabricate electronic devices in the last decades. This approach, printed electronics, has …

Flexible biosensors have aroused research enthusiasm due to their potential for in situ
quantification of chemical constituents in the human body, which perform a vital function in …

Three-dimensional (3D) printing has recently emerged as a novel approach in the
development of electrochemical sensors. This approach to fabrication has provided a …

The development of new tools to interface with the nervous system, empowered by
advances in electronics and materials science, has transformed neuroscience and is …

Biomolecules play critical roles in all core functions of our body and thus are useful
biomarkers for various disease states. Electrochemical sensing approaches have been …