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The 5th edition of the Sensors Technologies International conference - Sensors 2025

Conference Topics

Sensors 2025 topics are:

1. Sensing principles, Modelling, and Evaluation

  • Sensing principles and transduction mechanisms
  • Modelling, simulation, and reliability assessment
  • Standardization, calibration, and uncertainty quantification

2. Sensor Materials, Fabrication, and Packaging

  • Advanced and sustainable materials for sensors and actuators
  • Nanomaterials for sensing and actuation (2D materials, quantum dots, etc.)
  • Bio-inspired, soft, and sustainable materials for sensors
  • Micro- and nanofabrication techniques, additive manufacturing, and printing

3. Chemical, Electrochemical, and Gas Sensors

  • Gas sensors for environmental monitoring and industrial applications
  • Electrochemical and biochemical sensor technologies
  • Emerging transduction mechanisms for chemical sensing

4. Biosensors, Microfluidics, and Wearable Sensors

  • Lab-on-Chip, Organ-on-Chip, and microfluidic sensing technologies
  • Biomedical sensors, diagnostics, and health monitoring
  • Wearable and implantable sensor systems, privacy, and security

5. Optical and Photonic Sensors

  • Photonic sensors, Fiber optics, and plasmonic sensing
  • Quantum sensing and nanophotonic technologies
  • Optical microsystems for biomedical, industrial, and aerospace applications

6. Physical and Acoustic Sensors

  • MEMS & NEMS-based sensors (temperature, mechanical, magnetic, etc.)
  • Acoustic and ultrasonic sensors for medical, structural, and industrial applications
  • Smart tactile and pressure sensors for robotics and prosthetics

7. Sensor Networks, IoT, and Edge Computing

  • Wireless sensor networks, RF MEMS, and IoT sensor systems
  • Secure, resilient, and energy-efficient sensor networks
  • Edge AI, real-time analytics, and distributed computing

8. Sensor Systems: Signal Processing, AI, and Interfaces

  • AI and machine learning for sensor data analysis
  • Sensor fusion and multi-modal sensing technologies
  • Embedded AI, neuromorphic computing, and real-time processing

9. Actuators, Energy Harvesters, and Powering Sensors

  • Self-powered and energy-autonomous sensor systems
  • Piezoelectric, triboelectric, and thermoelectric energy harvesting
  • Micro and nano actuators for smart systems and robotics

10. Emerging Sensor Technologies and Industrial Applications

  • Quantum sensing and next-generation sensor platforms
  • Sensors for aerospace, automotive, industrial automation, and IIoT
  • Human-computer interaction, augmented sensing, and wearable tech