1. Surface Plasmon Resonance for Detecting Clenbuterol: Influence of Monolayer structure
2. Effect of Alkanethiol Molecular Structure on Sensitivity of Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor
3. Highly selective and sensitive detection of beta-agonists using a surface plasmon resonance sensor based on an alkanethiol monolayer functionalzed on a Au surface
4. Patterning of alkylamine molecules on HOPG surface using deep UV-light radiation
5. Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor for Detection of beta-Agonists
6. Detection of E.Coli. by Using a Three-Electrode-Sensor Chip
7. Functionalized Alkanethiol Domain Structure Effect on Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensing
8. Reduction of nitrate on electrochemically pre-reduced tin-modified palladium electrodes
9. Development of automatic total sensing system for detection of illegal chemical
10. Uric acid detection using electrochemical sensor chip

We are collaborating with overseas universities to develop biosensor and environmental remediation technologies - environmental technologies closely relating to food production. We also engage in the development of sensing systems to ensure food safety and promote research to extract useful matter from food production by-products.

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