Agenda

08-Nov	Sweat Analysis	Chair: Dr. Noe Brasier

14:00	Dr. Noe Brasier	ETH Zirich, CH	Introduction to Sweat Analysis Session
14:10	Prof Neus Sabate	ICREA, Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona, ES	Self-powered sensors as enablers of single use REASSURED devices
14:40	Kevin van Hoovels	IDRO, BE	Wearable sweat lactate sensing for sports applications, current status and consumer perspective.
15:10	Dr. Juliane Sempionatto	CalTech, US	Wearable electrochemical sensors for non-invasive health monitoring
15:40	Break
16:00	WeCare Project Team Dr. Mathieu Saubade	University Hospital Lausanne, CHUV	Sharing experience from the WeCare project: development of a multisensing wearable sensor for the monitoring of sweat biomarkers
16:30	Dr Marttin Peacock	Zimmer & Peacock, UK	Sweat Lactic Acid Sensing - From Idea to Minimally Viable Product
17:00	Prof Roozbeh Ghaffari	Northwestern University, US	Advanced wearable microfluidic systems for tracking hydration and nutrition biomarkers
17:30	Prof. Dr. Peter Seitz	Professor Emeritus EPFL, CH	Why is sweat sensing so hard?
18:00	Poster session	Sonia Joseph; Marcello Valente; Florian Blaser; John Galligan; Carolina Lourenco
18:30	Session ends

09-Nov	Molecular Sensors	Chair: Dr. Michael Brand
14:00	Dr Can Dincer	University of Freiburg DE	CRISPR-powered multiplexed biosensors for point-of-care management of infectious diseases
14:40	Dr Mark O'Connell	Somnus Scientific UK	Real-time monitoring of propofol
15:00	Prof Edmond Magner	University of Limerick IE	Porous gold supports for applications in drug delivery and sensing
15:40	Break
	Wearable Sensors	Chair: Dr. Michael Pringle
16:00	Prof Tony Cass	Imperial College UK	Microneedle Sensor Arrays: Promise, Current Developments and Future Challenges
16:30	Prof Kutay Icoz	Abdullah Gül University TR	Respiration Monitoring using a wearable, low-cost, paper based capacitive sensor
16:50	Prof John Rogers	Northwestern University US	Soft, Skin-Interfaced Electronic and Microfluidic Sensors in Medicine
17:10	Panel discussion	Dr. Michael Brand (Moderator) Prof Tony Cass; Dr Can Dincer; Dr Michael Pringle; Dr Tess Skyrme	"Wearable sensors - interstitial fluid, sweat physiology. Which will have most impact"
18:00	Poster session	Florian Weinziel; Xiaotong Meng; Sondes Ben Aissa; Fiona Moore; Kayleigh Doherty; Sunil Luhar
18:30	Session ends

10-Nov	Infectious Diseases	Chair:
14:00	Prof Oliver Hayden	TUM DE	Diagnostics without logistical barriers
14:40	Prof James Collins	MIT US	Synthetic biology and next-generaton sensors
15:10	Prof Kevin Plaxco	UC Santa Barbara US	High-frequency, real-time, multi-compartment measurements of drugs and metabolites
15:40	Break
16:00	Prof Jonathan Cooper	University of Glasgow UK	Bringing Nucleic Acid Infectious Disease Testing to the Point-of-Care
16:40	Prof Antje J. Baeumner	University of Regensburg DE	Nanomaterial-based Biosensors enable POC for diseases associated with the dysregulation of the complement system
17:10	Dr Benjamin Miller	UCL	Lateral thinking: engineering the future of lateral flow tests
17:40	Dr. Phil Nicholas	Sun Chemical
18:00	Poster session	Christine Aubrey Justo; Cansu Pinar Yenice; Saylee Jangam; Zoe Bradley; Anna Toldra; Maria Luisa Villahermosa;
18:30	Session ends

11-Nov	Future Sensors	Chair: Prof Pedro Estrela
14:00	Prof Chris van Hoof	imec BE	A smart bathroom for early signaling
14:40	Prof Fabiana Arduini	University of Rome "Tor Vergata” IT	Electrochemical paper-based (bio)sensors for biomedical applications: how the use of paper radically changes the features of electrochemical devices
15:10	Prof Tanya Hutter	Kalium Health Ltd.	Self-monitoring of blood potassium levels - are we there yet?
15:40	Break
16:00	Dr Lutz Stratmann	PalmSens BV, NL	From Module to full System – Rapid Prototyping and applications for portable electrochemistry
16:20	Dr Cedrik Coia	AEPONYX Inc. CN	Integration Pathways for Biomedical Sensing Optical Engines
16:40	Xiaotong Meng	Imperial College London	On-chip electrochemical detection of microRNA biomarkers from liquid biopsies for early detection of prostate cancer
17:00	Dr Julian Kirby	Scienion DE	Methods, tools and approaches to scaling-up production of biomedical sensors and other point-of-care diagnostic tests
17:20	Dr Michael Brand	Sensor100	Concluding remarks; Competition awards
18:00	Conference ends