Paper-Based Optical Chemosensors

Paper-Based Optical Chemosensors by Liang Feng is an authoritative, accessible guide to the fast-growing field of low-cost, portable chemical sensing. Combining rigorous science with hands‑on practicality, this book walks readers through the design, fabrication, and real-world application of paper-based optical sensors—ideal for researchers, engineers, students, and field professionals across Asia, Europe, and North America.

Discover how paper substrates, colorimetric and fluorescent probes, microfluidic patterns, and smartphone-assisted readouts converge to create powerful tools for environmental monitoring, food safety, and point-of-care diagnostics. Detailed chapters explain sensing mechanisms, materials selection, patterning techniques, signal interpretation, and strategies for improving sensitivity and selectivity. Clear schematics and stepwise explanations turn complex concepts into implementable workflows for lab and on-site use.

This book is especially valuable for those seeking practical solutions for water quality testing, pesticide detection, and rapid clinical screening without reliance on bulky instrumentation. Liang Feng emphasizes scalable fabrication, cost-effectiveness, and user-friendly designs—making the technology accessible to researchers and practitioners in urban laboratories and remote field settings alike.

Whether you’re developing a prototype, expanding academic curriculum, or equipping a field team, Paper-Based Optical Chemosensors delivers the scientific foundation and pragmatic insight to innovate confidently. Order your copy today to stay at the forefront of portable sensing technology and bring robust, affordable analytical tools to your work—wherever you are in the world.

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