Books by Keyword: Gas Sensor

Description: This volume collects peer-reviewed articles that reflect the results of scientific research and engineering solutions in applied nanomaterials and nanotechnologies used in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, environmental engineering and biomedicine. This edition will be interesting to specialists in many branches of production.

Description: Articles collected in this special edition reflect a modern level of materials science and materials processing technologies development and will be helpful to specialists from many branches of industrial production, construction, and environmental engineering.

Description: This volume of the journal "Nano Hybrids and Composites" offers our readers a collection of the peer-reviewed articles covering some practical aspects in the research of properties and application of the micro- and nano-hybrid composite materials, ferronematic nanoparticles and multi-walled carbon nanotubes in the optoelectronics and sensors, research of the hybrid metal matrix composites and reinforced composites, fused borosilicate syntactic foam and innovative mixed concrete for the road pavement. We hope that the presented volume will be useful for many specialists from the area of modern functional materials.

Description: The special collection of peer reviewed papers tends to gather the current know-how from research in the field of material science, especially those materials used for sensors, actuators, and all kind of devices used for transducing physical signals. The aim was to bring together scientists, engineers and product designers in order to fulfill the gap between research and development.
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The topics include: New materials development, Fabrication technology, Sensing principles and mechanisms, Actuators, Optical devices, Electrochemical devices, Mass-sensitive devices, Gas sensors, Biosensors, Analytical microsystems, Environmental, Process control, Biomedical applications, Signal processing, Sensor and sensor-array chemometrics.

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Powders are the raw material for ceramics; the starting compositions for preparing bulk or film products. In addition, powders are used as additives to metals, polymers and composites. Whatever their function, powders - their characteristics and performance - govern the properties and quality of finished materials and products. Therefore, the importance of powders, including their synthesis and testing, cannot be overstated. The objective of this collection of peer-reviewed papers was to provide a forum where researchers, engineers and students could disseminate their latest research results and exchange views concerning the latest developments in novel technologies for fabricating and analyzing ceramic powders. This work is an essential guide to the above topics.

Description: ICMAST-2011 is an international interdisciplinary conference which covers research and development in the field of materials science; especially those materials which are used for sensors, actuators, and all kinds of transducers. ICMAST-2011 aims to bring together scientists, engineers and product designers in order to fill the gap between research and development.
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The topics covered by ICMAST-2011 include: new materials development, fabrication technology, sensing principles and mechanisms, actuators, optical devices, electrochemical devices, mass-sensitive devices, gas sensors, biosensors, analytical microsystems, environmental aspects, process control, biomedical applications, signal processing, sensor and sensor-array chemometrics and - as a satellite event to the conference - the economics and management of high-tech laboratories and products.

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Description: In spite of the very great progress made in ceramic science, and the elegance and excitement of the research which has been performed, the real driving force for developments in ceramics remains their potential applications. The opportunity for dramatic scientific advances was certainly one reason for the "ceramic fever" of a decade ago, but there is also no doubt that the prediction of an annual market for fine ceramics, amounting to 6 billion Yen played a role.