Biosensor Technology

This authoritative reference covers recent advances in the field stressing an interdisciplinaryapproach to the development and use of biosensor technology in physicsengineering analytical chemistry and biochemistry (including immunochemistry). about the editors. RICHARD P. BucK is a Professor in the Chemistry Department University of Northcarolina Chapel Hill. Professor Buck serves on the editorial boards of severaljournals including Analytical Instrumentation: Applications and Designs for Chemica~Biomedica~ and Environmental Science (Marcel Dekker Inc. ). He is a member of theAmerican Chemical Society Electrochemical Society and International Society ofElectrochemistry. He received the B. S. (1950) and M. S. (1951) degrees from thecalifornia Institute of Tochnology Pasadena and Ph. D. degree (1954) from theMassachusetts Institute of Tochnology cambridge. W1WAM E. HATFIELD is Mary Ann Smith Professor and Vice Chairman of Chemistryand Acting Chairman of the Curriculum in Applied Sciences University of Northcarolina Chapel Hill. He is the author or coauthor of over 300 publications andcoeditor with John H. Miller Jr. of High-Temperature Superconducting Materials:Preparations Properties and Processing (Marcel Dekker Inc. ). He is a member of theAmerican Chemical Society American Association for the Advancement of Scienceand Materials Research Society. He received the B. S. (1958) and M. S. (1959) degreesfrom Marshall University Huntington West Virginia Ph. D. degree (1962) from theUniversity of Arizona Tucson and completed postdoctoral research at the Universityof Illinois Urbana. M1KTHA UMANA is an independent consultant to Glaxo Inc. and Research 'IriangleInstitute Research 'Iriangle Park and Duke University Engineering Research CenterDurham North carolina. The coauthor of numerous scientific journal articles herresearch interests include surface chemistry electrochemistry and biosensors. Shereceived the B. Sc. degree (1969) from the University of Chile Santiago and Ph. D. degree (1972) from the University of London England. EDMOND E BowoEN is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry andin the Biotechnology Program North carolina State University Raleigh. Thecoauthor of numerous journal articles his research interests include bioelectrochemistrybiological electron transfer biosensors and surface chemistry. He receivedthe B. S. degree (1970) from Syracuse University Syracuse New York and Ph. D. degree (1982) from Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond. Language: English