About this book series
The book
series on BIOANALYSIS: Advanced Materials, Methods, and Devices is
intended to serve as an authoritative reference source for a broad,
interdisciplinary audience involved in the research, teaching, learning, and
practice of bioanalytical science and technology. Bioanalysis has experienced
explosive growth due to the dramatic convergence of advanced technologies and
molecular biology research, which has led to the development of entirely new analytical
tools for chemistry, biochemistry, biology, pharmaceutical and clinical
sciences, environmental, forensic and materials sciences.
New
approaches are developed to probe biomolecular and cellular processes as well
as biological responses to implanted biomaterials and engineered tissues. Novel
optical techniques using a wide variety of reporter gene assays, ion channel
probes, and fluorescent probes have provided powerful bioanalytical tools for
cell-based assays. The combination of molecular
nanotechnology and various sensing modalities (optical, electrochemical, mass-based,
etc.) opens the possibility of detecting and manipulating atoms and molecules
using nano-devices, which have the potential for a wide variety of bioanalyses
at the cellular level.
This book series presents the most recent scientific and technological advances in
materials, methods and instrumentation of interest to researchers, students,
and manufacturers. The goal is to provide a comprehensive forum to integrate
the contributions of chemists, physicists, biologists, engineers, materials
scientists, and others involved in the analytical science and technology
revolution that is reshaping molecular biology and medicine.
Examples of topics could include (but are not limited to):
· Molecular spectroscopy (luminescence, absorption, scattering Raman, photoacoustics, OCT)
· Non-linear spectroscopic techniques (CARS, CSRS, ISRS, photon echo, etc.)
· Super-resolution techniques (STED, SIM, STORM, etc.)
· Ultrafast spectroscopies (pico-, atto-, zepto-second regimes)
· Nanosystems and technologies for bioanalysis (plasmonics nanosystems, quantum dots, etc.)
· Near-field, far-field, and remote sensing techniques
· Single-molecule and single-cell analysis
· Biosensors and biochips
· Quantum sensing and imaging
· Robotics-guided biosensing, bioimaging, diagnostics and therapy· Isothermal sample amplification techniques (LAMP, SDA, NASBA, etc.)
· Genomic and proteomic analysis, enzymatic assays, ligand binding assays
· Genomics-enabled techniques (optogenetics, CRISPER, etc.)
· Next-generation sequencing technologies
· Bioanalytical sample preparation, micro-extraction and hyphenated separation techniques
· Bioanalytical method validation
· Data treatment methods in bioanalysis (artificial intelligence, machine learning, data fusion)
Contact for further information:
tuan.vodinh@duke.edu
loyola.dsilva@springer.com- Electronic ISSN
- 2364-1126
- Print ISSN
- 2364-1118
- Series Editor
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- Tuan Vo-Dinh
Book titles in this series
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Paper-Based Medical Diagnostic Devices
As a Part of Bioanalysis-Advanced Materials, Methods, and Devices
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