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US Sensors Market Report to 2014
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Sensors Web Portal Up-dates Briefs
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New Sensors Related Books
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The 3rd International Conference on Bioinformatics, Biocomputational Systems and
Biotechnologies (BIOTECHNO' 2011)
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Sensors & Transducers
Journal and Magazine (e-Digest),
Vol. 123, No. 12, December 2010
Research Articles
1.
Development of Electromechanical
Architectures for AC Voltage Metrology
by
Alexandre Bounouh, François Blard, Henri Camon, Denis Belieres. pp.1-15
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
2.
Design of
Piezoelectric PZT Cantilever for Actuator Application
by
Abhay B. Joshi, Dhananjay Bodas and S. A. Gangal, pp.16-24
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
3.
Investigation
Effect of Residual Stress On Pull-In Voltage of Circular Micro Plate Subjected
to Nonlinear Electrostatic Force
by
Farzad Choobdar Rahim, pp.25-34
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
4.
Numerical
Analysis of Thin Film Junctionless pH-ISFET Sensor
by
Fayçal Djeffal, Mohammed Meguellati, Nedhal Abdelmalek and Toufik Bendib,
pp.35-40
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
5.
Investigation
of Squeeze Film Effect on Dynamic Characteristics of Electrically Actuated Fully
Clamped Micro-Beam
by
Ali Asghar Keyvani Janbahan, Ahmad Ghanbari, Jafar Keyghobadi, pp.41-51
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
6.
Novel Method
for Static Dielectric Constant Measurement of Liquids
by
Anil Tidar, S. P. Kamble, S. S. Patil, B. R. Sharma, P. W. Khirade and S. C.
Mehrotra, pp.52-59
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
7.
Development
of (Aluminium) U Tube Type Vibration Based Electromechanical Mass Flow Sensor
by
Pravin P. Patil, Satish C. Sharma, S. C. Jain, pp.60-68
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
8.
Accuracy and
Metrological Reliability Enhancing of Thermoelectric Transducers
by
Bogdan Stadnyk, Svyatoslav Yatsyshyn, Bogdan Yatsyshyn, pp.69-75
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
9.
Mathematical
Models of Methodical Error for Noise Thermometers
by
Bogdan Stadnyk, Ihor Mykytyn, pp.76-83
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
10.Electrical
Pressure Transducers Based on Graphene Oxide Polysiloxane Composites
by
Antonio Peluso, Mariano Palomba, Gianfranco Carotenuto, Francesca Nicolais,
pp.84-90
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
11.Humidity
Sensing Characteristics of Bi2O3- added TiO2 Composites
by
Vedhakkani Jeseentharani, John Pragasam, Arunachalam Dayalan, Karachalacheruvu,
Seetharamaiah Nagaraja, Boniface Jeyaraj, pp.91-99
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
12.Photoconductive
Phenomenon Observed from ZnS Layer Deposition for a Potential of IR Sensor
Applications
by
Hariyadi Soetedjo and Gunawan S Prabowo, pp.100-105
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
13.Fourier
Analysis of Normal ECG Signal to Find its Maximum Harmonic Content by Signal
Reconstruction
by
Satish Chandra Bera, Rajan Sarkar, pp.106-117
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
14.Design and
Optimization of Revolute Flexure Joints for Compliant Parallel Mechanisms
by Qiaokang Liang,
Dan Zhang, Quanjun Song and Yunjian Ge, pp.118-127
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
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and industry contributions.
Area Topics and Tracks:
A. Bioinformatics, chemoinformatics,
neuroinformatics and applications
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Bioinformatics
(Bioinformatics modeling;
Bioinformatics databases; Epidemic models; Informatics and
statistics in bio-pharmaceutical research; Machine learning and
artificial intelligence in molecular design; Systems biology and
metabolic networks; Medical informatics; Genomics informatics;
Biostatistics; Structural and functional genomics; Identifying
molecular sequence and structure databases; Mechanisms for
specifying molecular interactions and structure predictions;
Formalisms for gene regulation and expression databases; Algorithms
for gene identification and pattern discovery; Techniques for gene
expression analysis; Modeling and simulation of biomarkers)
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Advanced biocomputation
technologies
(Stochastic modeling;
Computational drug discovery; Graph theory and bioinformatics;
Biological databases and information retrieval; Experimental studies
and results; Application of computational intelligence in medicine
and biological sciences (artificial neural networks, fuzzy logic,
evolutionary computing, and simulated annealing); High-performance
computing as applied to natural and medical sciences; Hardware
computing accelerators; Computer-based medical systems (automation
in medicine, etc.); Other aspects and applications relating to
technological advancements in medicine and biological sciences;
Novel applications)
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Chemoinformatics
(Computer-aided drug
design; Concepts, methods, and tools for drug discovery; Virtual
screening of chemical libraries; ADMET - absorption, distribution,
metabolism, excretion, and toxicity; QSAR - quantitative
structure-activity relationships; Protein-ligand docking and scoring
functions; Chemical similarity and diversity; Chemogenomics in drug
discovery; QSPR - quantitative structure-property relationships;
Theoretical models in chemical reactivity; Mathematical chemistry
and chemical graphs; In silico environmental toxicology;
Computer-assisted chemical engineering; Combinatorial chemistry;
Graph theory in chemistry; Prediction of drug toxicity; Property
prediction; Molecular mechanics and quantum chemical calculations;
Modeling and measurements of solid-liquid and vapor-liquid
equilibria; Blood-brain barrier penetration; Comparison of the
similarity(diversity of chemo-data libraries; Chemoinformatics
applications)
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Bioimaging
( Image processing in
medicine and biological sciences; Measurements techniques; Mass
spectrometry; Numerical(mathematical approaches; Biological data
integration and visualization)
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Neuroinformatics
(Neurosciences; Neurocomputing)
B. Computational systems (genetics, biology,
and microbiology)
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Bio-ontologies and
semantics
(Software environments for
bio-computation, bio-informatics, and biomedical applications;
Medical informatics; Epidemic models; Biological data mining;
Biomedical knowledge discovery; Pattern classification and
recognition; Mathematical biology; Graph theory and bio-informatics;
Stochastic modeling; Biological databases and information retrieval;
Processing mutation information; Archiving of mutation specific
information)
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Biocomputing
(Computational biology;
Bioengineering; Biomedical image computing and informatics;
Biomedical automation and control; Image-based diagnosis and
therapy; Modeling and simulation of systems biology; Applications of
large-scale bio-systems)
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Genetics
(Gene regulation; Gene
expression databases; Gene pattern discovery and identification;
Genetic network modeling and inference; Gene expression analysis;
RNA and DNA structure and sequencing; Evolution of regulatory
genomic sequences; Biological data mining and knowledge discovery;
Bio-pattern classification and recognition; Bio-sequence analysis
and alignment; Comparative genomics; Structural and functional
genomics; Amino acid sequencing)
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Molecular and Cellular
Biology
(Protein modeling; Molecular interactions; Metabolic
modeling and pathways; Evolution and phylogenetics; Macromolecular
structure prediction; Proteomics; Protein folding and fold
recognition; Molecular sequence and structure databases; Molecular
dynamics and simulation; Molecular sequence classification,
alignment and assembly)
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Microbiology
(Bio-nanotechnologies; Self-assembly and self-replication; Global
regulatory networks and mechanisms; Microbial propagation and
immunity; Microbial therapies; Microbial life under extreme energy
limitation; Cellular microbiology and contact systems; Phylogenetics;
Genome dynamics; Transmission dynamics and evolution of emerging
diseases; Metagenomics and drug resistance; Microbes and alternative
energies)
C. Biotechnologies and biomanufacturing
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Fundamentals in
biotechnologies
(Bioengineering; Bioelectronics;
Biomaterials; Bio-films in ecology and medicine; Biometric screening
techniques; Biorobotics)
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Biodevices
(Biosensors;
Biomechanical devices; Biochips; Biocomputing; Biometrics devices;
Specialized biodevices; Nanotechnology for biosystems)
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Biomedical technologies
(Biomedical engineering;
Biomedical instrumentation; Biomedical metrology and certification;
Biomedical sensors; Biomedical monitoring devices; Biomedical
devices with embedded computers; Biomedical integrated systems)
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Biological technologies
(Biological data
integration; Image processing in medicine and biological sciences;
Biological data visualization; Synthetic biological systems)
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Biomanufacturing
(Manufacturing platforms;
Biopharmaceutical industry; Generic biopharmaceuticals; Bioprocess
management; Clinical trials; Disposables and product changeover;
Upstream and downstream bioprocessing; Technology benchmarks;
International regulations)
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US Sensors Market Report to 2014
Demand
for sensors in the US will rise 6.1 percent annually to 2014. The motor vehicle
market will grow the fastest based on a rebound in motor vehicle production and
the rising use of newer sensor-laden systems. Proximity and positioning and
chemical property sensors will be the fastest growing types.
This
study analyzes the $9.7 billion US sensors industry. It presents historical
demand data for the years 1999, 2004 and 2009, and forecasts for 2014 and 2019
by sensor type (e.g., process variable, physical property, proximity and
positioning, electrical property, chemical property, imaging) and market (e.g.,
motor vehicles, industrial, military/aerospace, medical, electronic security,
consumer electrical and electronic, information technology).
The study
also considers market environment factors, reviews sensor technology, evaluates
company market share and profiles 39 industry competitors, including Honeywell,
Northrop Grumman and Robert Bosch.
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