Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology

• Home
• About
  • About us
  • Who we are
  • Services we offer
  • Business membership
  • Advisory board
  • Where we are
• Technologies
  • Screen printed biosensors
  • Bioluminescent reporter bacteria
  • Paramagnetic particle-based detection system
  • Vapour sensing
  • Photometric stereo
  • Spheroids
  • Impedance spectroscopy
• Events
  • IBST events
  • All events
  • Events at a glance
• News
• Academic Partners
• Business Members
• Support
  • BioApproaches South West
  • BRIG-H
  • Environmental KTN
  • Japan External Trade Organization
  • New Jersey Technology Council
  • Sensors & Instrumentation KTN
  • South West RDA
  • Sensors for Water Interest Group
  • UKTI Chicago
  • UKTI South West
• Contact

Technologies

• Screen printed biosensors
• Bioluminescent reporter bacteria
• Paramagnetic particle-based detection system
• Vapour sensing
• Photometric stereo
• Spheroids
• Impedance spectroscopy

---

IBST is an initiative of UWE, Bristol

---

Latest News

• EFSA: European Food Safety Authority call launch. More
• Chelsea Technologies Group: Expands Lux fluorimeter product range More
• Chelsea Technologies Group: The Future Requirements for Oceanographic Instrumentation.More
• South West RDA: The impact of RDA budget cuts More

» All News

---

Search

Screen printed biosensors

The Institute has expertise in the development of conductive inks used to screen-print novel biosensors. Inhibition of enzymes immobilised on the sensor surface has been used to produce a rapid and sensitive assay for pesticide residues on food or in water.  Other screen-printed biosensors have been developed for measuring mycotoxins in food and ammonia in water.

Lead researcher: Professor John Hart

For more information about screen printed biosensors, please contact us.

---