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There is tremendous interest by society in reliable and affordable sensors and sensing systems, ranging from environmental monitoring and protection to pharmaceutical separation and analysis, and from defense and security to medicine and healthcare. The emerging challenges associated with public exposure to pollution and hazardous substances have fuelled an urgent need for novel sensors and detection technologies. Scientists in this field have been working under pressure to meet these challenges over the past few years.

How to Cite

(2010). Molecularly Imprinted Sensors. Advanced Materials Letters, 1(3), 178. https://doi.org/10.5185/amlett.2010.1201