Development of sensors for micropollutants in aqueous environments

We are developing a new generation of environmental microsensor networks by combining the properties of graphene (SiC) with the selectivity of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs). Work has already begun, and promising results have encouraged us to further our research in order to adapt our sensors to the detection of PFAS and other waterborne pollutants. We are looking for industrial partners who may be interested in this technology to participate in its development or with a view to technology transfer.