Wearable electrochemical sensors
Wearable electrochemical technology can monitor physiological parameters for its use as non-invasive diagnostics, therapeutic drug monitoring, and sports performance control. We explore, develop and test wearable electrochemical devices that can gather real-time (bio)chemical information from our bodies for key decision-making processes in human and plant health, wellbeing, and environmental applications.
Key publications:
- Wearable Microneedle-Based Array Patches for Continuous Electrochemical Monitoring and Drug Delivery: Toward a Closed-Loop System for Methotrexate Treatment, M. Parilla and K. De Wael, ACS Sensors (2023), 8, 4161-4170.
- Wearable Self-Powered Electrochemical Devices for Continuous Health Management, M. Parrilla, U. Detamornrat, J. Domínguez-Robles, S. Tunca, R. F. Donnelly and K. De Wael, Advanced Functional Materials (2021), 31, 2107042.