Organization profile

Organisation profile

The Centre for Biosensors, Bioelectronics and Biodevices (C3Bio) brings together a critical mass of researchers from engineering, physical, life and social sciences working on different aspects of biosensors (sensing elements and techniques), bioelectronics (electrophysiology and bioelectronic circuits) and biodevices (device co-design and integration).

The Centre’s research mission is to:

develop technology that improves biomedical diagnosis, environmental monitoring, industrial bioprocesses and scientific understanding of biological functions;
bridge the gap between different disciplines converging into fit-for-purpose devices;
achieve real-life impact with its research, addressing specific clinical, environmental and industrial needs.

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Water Chemical Compounds

Fluorescence Chemical Compounds

Electrodes Engineering & Materials Science

Cellulose Chemical Compounds

Silicon Dioxide Chemical Compounds

Sensors Engineering & Materials Science

Microfluidics Engineering & Materials Science

Biosensors Engineering & Materials Science

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Profiles

Tareq Assaf

T.Assaf@bath.ac.uk

Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering - Lecturer in Robotics Engineering
Centre for Biosensors, Bioelectronics and Biodevices (C3Bio)

Person: Academic

Stefan Bagby

S.Bagby@bath.ac.uk

Person: Academic

Chris Bowen

C.R.Bowen@bath.ac.uk

Person: Academic

Projects 2017 2023

11 Finished
17 Active

Open, 3D printed fluorescence microscopy for cell imaging

Collins, J., Dodson, C., Stirling, J. & Bowman, R.

18/06/19 → 17/06/20

Project: Research-related funding

Responsive, molecularly imprinted devices

Leese, H.

28/05/19 → 6/09/19

Project: Other

GCRF - Cellulose Microbeads as Carriers for Plant-Growth Enhancing Nanoparticles

Mattia, D. & Scott, J.

28/01/19 → 27/07/19

Project: Other

Research Output 1993 2019

17 - Polymers from plants: Biomass fixed carbon dioxide as a resource

Scott, J. L. & Buchard, A., 2019, Managing Global Warming. Letcher, T. M. (ed.). Elsevier Academic Press Inc, p. 503-525 23 p.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

A boronic acid-based fluorescent hydrogel for monosaccharide detection

Xu, S., Sedgwick, A. C., Elfeky, S. A., Chen, W., Jones, A. S., Williams, G. T., Jenkins, A. T. A., Bull, S. D., Fossey, J. S. & James, T. D., 21 May 2019, In : Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

1 Citation (Scopus)

A Cationic Rectifier Based on a Graphene Oxide Covered Microhole: Theory and Experiment

Putra, B. R., Aoki, K. J., Chen, J. & Marken, F., 14 Jan 2019, In : Langmuir .

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Datasets

Dataset for "Alcohol induced gelation of TEMPO-oxidized cellulose nanofibril dispersions"

Alves Da Silva, M. (Creator), Calabrese, V. (Creator), Schmitt, J. (Creator), Celebi, D. (Creator), Scott, J. (Creator), Edler, K. (Creator), University of Bath, 22 Oct 2018

DOI: 10.15125/BATH-00568

Dataset