Optical sensors for detection of small organic molecules - PERFORMANCE

Project summary

• Rationale / Needs to be addressed: Detecting aldehydes, key biomarkers for diagnosing various diseases, requires innovative sensitive, specific, and rapid strategies, as current diagnostic tools are often expensive, complex, and lack accuracy, particularly in resource-limited settings._x000D_ • Objectives: PERFORMANCE aims to develop hybrid plasmonic sensors using three-dimensional networks of metal nanoparticles and molecular receptors, combining surface-enhanced Raman scattering and electrochemical detection for ultrasensitive, selective, and real-time aldehyde identification._x000D_ • Potential applications: Our technology enables point-of-care diagnostics for early disease detection and monitoring, with additional uses in environmental monitoring, food safety, and industrial aldehyde detection._x000D_ • Impact and potential benefits: PERFORMANCE delivers cost-effective, portable sensors that enhance healthcare outcomes, promote sustainable diagnostics, and improve global healthcare access._x000D_

Project Details

Call

Call 2024


Call Topic

Functional materials


Project start

01.04.2025


Project end

01.04.2028


Total project costs

1.340.642 €


Total project funding

1.131.925 €


TRL

1 - 4


Coordinator

Prof. Isabel Pastoriza-Santos

Universidade de Vigo, Lagoas-Marcosende, 36310 Vigo, Spain


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
Universidade de Vigo
https://www.uvigo.es
University Spain ES-AEI
UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG
https://www.unistra.fr/
University France FR-ANR
UNIVERSITAT WIEN
https://www.univie.ac.at/
University Austria AT-FFG-KLWPT
Metrohm DropSens
https://www.dropsens.com
SME Spain ES-SEKUENS
Prelonic Ingenieurbüro Eibensteiner
http://www.prelonic.com/
SME Austria AT-FFG-KLWPT

Keywords

Plasmonics, Nanomaterials, Optical properties, Sensors, Biomedical application, Electrochemistry, Hybrid nanocomposites, Material chemistry, Metal nanoparticles, Multifunctional materials, Nanomaterials, Nanoparticles, Optical properties, Plasmonics, Recy