Category: Internship Assignments
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Developing electrochemical PFAS sensors for soil analysis (CH, CT, ANT)
Developing PFAS sensors based on molecular imprinting polymers and advanced electrochemical sensing for on-site soil analysis. Detecting per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in soil is crucial for environmental monitoring due to their persistence and toxicity. Following RIVM (Dutch National Institute for Public Health and Environment), the background contamination of main PFAS contents in Dutch soil…
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(2) 4PC (TN, MT, ET)
Investigation and Optimization of Testing Methodologies for Photonic Chips Project Details: Effective testing of photonic chips at different production stages remains a critical challenge, especially when considering the integration of active and passive components. The primary goal of this project is to research, develop, and optimize methodologies for testing photonic chips with/without integrated active components…
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(1) 4PC (BML, CH, TN)
Development of an inkjet printing procedure for bio layers We need help developing an inkt-jet printing procedure for AB biolayers.Within the 4PC project we are developing a bio-photonic cartridge. To be able to do this we need to print one or more biolayers on the surface of a photonic chip. To be able to do…
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(2) OBSeRVeD (BML, TN, CH)
Measuring Photonic Chips for E-Nose Development One of the research lines within the Applied Nanotechnology group at Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Enschede) focuses on the development of gas sensors. One of the options we are exploring involves modifying photonic chips. By applying various polymers to these chips, we aim to make them sensitive to…
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(1) OBSeRVeD (BML, CH)
Sensors for Ammonia Detection in Poultry Houses One of the research lines within the Applied Nanotechnology group at Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Enschede) focuses on the development of gas sensors. One of the options we are exploring involves modifying capacitive chips and photonic chips. By applying various polymers to these chips, we aim to…