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You will get an introduction to biosensors and bioelectronics: from biological recognition elements and physical transduction mechanisms to concrete sensor architectures (enzymatic, DNA-, immun-, and cell-based sensors) as well as point-of-care and in-vivo applications. By the end you will be able to describe common biosensor concepts, understand electrochemical measurement principles, and analyze bioelectronic experiments including stochastic or single-molecule methods.
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