SENSing PESTicides On Labelled Surfaces – Sens-PestOLS
Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are a main source of toxic exposure for the population worldwide. To protect populations, fast/sensitive/handy/cheap detection tools for such chemicals is a real need for in situ assessment of POPs environmental pollution by regular monitoring of food/water resources. Even beyond, such tool would pave the way for a better understanding of the environmental fate of POPs and for better effectiveness of remediation methods applied in the field. Here, we ambition to set up a new smart biosensing technology to binary classify polluted samples by POPs level and their degradation products: POPs-containing analytes will systematically interface a specifically designed organic-electrochemical transistor (OECT) micro-array, labelled with large series of synthetic biological probes. Multivariate data analysis techniques will be used for POP-level identification, necessary to deeper machine learning analysis such as neural network algorithms.
Project coordination
Jean-Christophe RAIN (Hybrigenics Services SAS / Hybribody)
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Partner
HGX Hybrigenics Services SAS / Hybribody
IEMN Institut d'électronique, de microélectronique et de nanotechnologie
UMR 8030 / CEA COMMISSARIAT ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES
Help of the ANR 529,603 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project:
April 2021
- 36 Months