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Wearable sensor for continuous Lactate measurement – Step 3
Step 3 – one of the key steps in developing a reusable biosensor for lactate measurement is the immobilisation of critical components on the sensor surface.
Wearable sensor for continuous Lactate measurement – Step 2
Step 2: perform initial studies on drying of the enzyme and the other key biochemical building blocks required for sensor function.
Wearable Sensor Development (Step 1 of 5)
Having decided to undertake a program developing a continuous monitoring, wearable sensor – including a bespoke electrode, we are delighted to publish the first in a series of blogs outlining our journey and at a high level, the challenges and solutions.
Driving Precision and Performance: The Value of Six Sigma in Biosensor Development
In today’s rapidly evolving biotech landscape, biosensors are at the forefront of innovation – powering everything from real-time health monitoring to environmental diagnostics.
8 March 2025 – International Women’s Day
In recognition of International Women’s Day 2025, we would like to celebrate some of the women that we have the experience of collaborating with every day.
Electrode “horses for courses”, no one electrode material is suitable for all applications
n the world of IVD product development, we are very fortunate in that there is a broad range of materials we can use to achieve the performance and cost structure required for a commercial IVD product.
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