Multisensor Systems for Chemical Analysis

"This unique and interesting book thus shows a screenshot of diverse research efforts in the ET field and will, hopefully, inspire new fruitful ideas and innovative practical advances. It will be helpful for a wide range of readers, from university students to researchers."
-J. Albaiges, CID-CSIC, Barcelona, Spain, in Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry

"This unique and interesting book provides the reader with an insight into the future of analytical electrochemistry in which multi-sensor systems (electronic tongues) provide information on the state and quantity of analytes dissolved in multicomponent media."

Dr. Alberto Zirino

University of California, San Diego, USA

"This text is a welcome addition to the literature on chemical sensors, particularly, chemical sensor arrays. It provides an excellent grounding in the molecular basis of sensor responses, and how this molecular response can be transduced in various ways to produce an analytically useful signal."

Prof. Dermot Diamond

Dublin City University, Ireland

"This book is the first ever to give a concise overview of electronic tongues, which unlike electronic noses is still quite an 'uncharted area'. The chapters cover different aspects of multisensor systems in liquid phase comprising both novel recognition techniques (both biomimetic and biological ones), fundamental aspects, and innovative device development."

Dr. Peter Lieberzeit

University of Vienna, Austria

"This book is a very well-timed endeavour to enable researchers in the multidisciplinary field of chemical sensors and electronic tongues to respond to the research challenges of such sensory computing."

Dr. Nabarun Bhattacharyya

Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), India

"This unique and interesting book thus shows a screenshot of diverse research efforts in the ET field and will, hopefully, inspire new fruitful ideas and innovative practical advances. It will be helpful for a wide range of readers, from university students to researchers."
-J. Albaiges, CID-CSIC, Barcelona, Spain, in Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry