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Jamieson, O and Betlem, K and Mansouri, N and Crapnell, RD and Vieira, FS and Hudson, A and Banks, CE and Liauw, CM and Gruber, J and Zubko, M and Whitehead, KA and Peeters, M
(2021)
Electropolymerised molecularly imprinted polymers for the heat-transfer based detection of microorganisms: A proof-of-concept study using yeast.
Thermal Science and Engineering Progress, 24.
ISSN 2451-9049
Betlem, K and Canfarotta, F and Raumbault, R and Banks, CE and Eersels, K and van Grinsven, B and Cleij, TJ and Crapnell, R and Hudson, A and Peeters, M
(2020)
Thermistors coated with molecularly imprinted nanoparticles for the electrical detection of peptides and proteins.
The Analyst.
Crapnell, R and Canfarotta, F and Czulak, J and Johnson, R and Betlem, K and Mecozzi, F and Down, MP and Eersels, K and Van Grinsven, B and Cleij, TJ and Law, R and Banks, CE and Peeters, M
(2019)
Thermal detection of cardiac biomarkers H-FABP and ST2 using a molecularly imprinted nanoparticle-based multiplex sensor platform.
ACS Sensors, 4.
pp. 2838-2845.
Betlem, K and Hoksbergen, S and Mansouri, N and Down, M and Losada-Perez, P and Eersels, K and van Grinsven, B and Cleij, T and Kelly, P and Sawtell, D and Zubko, M and Banks, C and Peeters, M
(2018)
Real-time analysis of microbial growth by means of the Heat-Transfer Method (HTM) using Saccharomyces cerevisiae as model organism.
Physics in Medicine, 6.
pp. 1-8.
ISSN 2352-4510
Casadio, S and Lowdon, JW and Betlem, K and Ueta, JT and Foster, CW and Cleij, TJ and van Grinsven, B and Sutcliffe, OB and Banks, CE and Peeters, M
(2017)
Development of a novel flexible polymer-based biosensor platform for the thermal detection of noradrenaline in aqueous solutions.
Chemical Engineering Journal, 315.
pp. 459-468.
ISSN 1385-8947
van Grinsven, B and Betlem, K and Cleij, TJ and Banks, CE and Peeters, M (2016) Evaluating the potential of thermal read-out techniques combined with molecularly imprinted polymers for the sensing of low-weight organic molecules. Journal of Molecular Recognition, 30 (1). ISSN 1099-1352