A review for organic probes for chemo/bio-sensors: from small molecules to supramolecular structures
Hani Nasser Abdelhamid
Abstract
low detection limit and provides high sensitivity and selectivity. Ultimately, these materials offer multifunctionality, acting as effective probes and preconcentration materials, adsorbents, and pseudo-stationary phases. The integration of materials science, sustainable design, and advanced data analytics is shaping the next generation of high-performance, innovative, and ecologically friendly sensors and biosensors. Continuous interdisciplinary collaboration among chemists, engineers, biologists, computer scientists, and data scientists will be essential to transform these concepts into viable, scalable solutions that improve human health, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability.
Topics & Concepts
Supramolecular chemistryNanotechnologySmall moleculeOrganic moleculesScope (computer science)Materials scienceMetal-organic frameworkMoleculeFluorescenceScalabilityChemical sensorComputer scienceBiosensorCovalent bondChemistryMolecular recognitionAggregation-induced emissionCombinatorial chemistryOptical sensingInclusion (mineral)Antenna effectAnalyticsEnvironmental systemsMetal-Organic Frameworks: Synthesis and ApplicationsMolecular Sensors and Ion DetectionLuminescence and Fluorescent Materials