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Program

Biosensors 2025 is a three-day event consisting of daily plenary presentations followed by parallel sessions comprising a rigorously refereed selection of submitted papers. In addition to invited lectures, selected oral contributions will be included as extended keynote presentations.

Summer school

The Congress will also include two optional summer schools immediately before the Congress focusing on Continuous Monitoring Biosensors and Synthetic Biology for Biosensors. The cost of attending the Summer Schools is €150 + VAT and can be booked during online registration S’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre.

Continuous Monitoring Biosensors Summer School Monday 19 May 2025

Continuous glucose sensors have changed the way diabetes is managed for patients worldwide. But what will next generations of continuous biosensors look like, for monitoring other diseases and other biomarkers? How can biomarkers with micromolar concentrations (and below) be measured continuously, like hormones, pharmaceutical drugs, and inflammatory markers? How fast can the sensors respond, and how long will they be able to operate continuously? Which applications will become possible in the future and what sensing performance will be needed for those applications?

The workshop starts with a plenary session where an overview will be given of recent developments in the field of continuous sensing, with focus on biomarkers at micromolar levels and below. We will discuss molecular and detection concepts of sensing technologies that are able to monitor increases as well as decreases of biomarker concentrations and that operate without consuming any sensing reagents in order to be suited for longterm use. After lunch, application ideas will be discussed in breakout sessions: patient monitoring in hospital settings, personal health monitoring, micro-biosystems, industrial processing (food/pharma), and environmental monitoring. The workshop will end with pitches and a plenary discussion.

Preliminary program

09:30

Introduction (Menno Prins)

Koji Sode, Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill & North Carolina State Univ., USA

Congress welcome & Introduction to recognition elements for continuous sensing

Amani Hariri, University of British Columbia, Canada FRET-based nanoswitches for continuous biosensing

Menno Prins, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands Particle-based continuous biosensing

Break

Andrea Idili, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy Electrochemical aptamer-based continuous biosensing

Hossein Zargartalebi (online), Northwestern University, USA Molecular pendulum with active reset

12:30

Lunch

13:30

Introduction to the workshop (Menno Prins)

Approx 4 persons per group, multiple groups per application:

Patient monitoring in hospital settings

Personal health monitoring

Micro-biosystems

Industrial processing (food/pharma)

Environmental monitoring

Max. 80 participants: places are limited so please book early

groups of four

3-4 groups per application

Challenge:

Define a relevant biomarker & use case, within the application scope

What are the sensor requirements

Propose a biosensing concept

Prepare a 3-minute pitch, with sketches on paper (poster format)

13:45

Time for the groups to work on their challenges

15:15

Pitches + discussions in breakout sessions

Option 1:

Pitches per application.

Each breakout session has groups from one application (3-4 per application).

Option 2:

Pitches for mixed groups.

Each breakout session has one group from each application (5).

15:45

Plenary: Summary of learnings, observations, closing remarks.

Synthetic Biology for Biosensors Monday 19 May 2025

Join us for the Summer School on Empowering Biosensing through Synthetic Biology, an immersive learning experience designed to explore the intersection of cutting-edge science and innovative technology. Discover how synthetic biology is transforming biosensing, enabling faster, more accurate, and highly customizable detection systems for healthcare, bioprocess control, environmental monitoring, and beyond.

Don’t miss this chance to explore the transformative potential of synthetic biology in biosensing. Whether you're a student, researcher, industry professional, or enthusiast, this event is your gateway to the future of biosensors.

Register here. Together, let’s shape the future of biosensing.

Program

09:00

Welcome address

Prof. Arben Merkoçi, Chair of Biosensors 2025

Prof. Koji Sode, Chair of Biosensors 2025

09:10

Keynote talks (each 35 min incl. Q&A)

Prof. Xian-En Zhang, Shenzhen University of Advanced Technology, China.

Bridging synthetic biology and biosensors: why and how?

Prof. Karen Pollizi, Imperial College of London, UK.

Genetically-encoded biosensors for bioprocess monitoring

Prof. Haifeng Ye, East China Normal University, China.

Harnessing biosensor circuits in precision medicine: modular design strategies for therapeutic applications

10:45

Coffee/tea and light refreshments.

11:00

Oral presentation/tutorial talk (each 20 min incl. Q&A)

Methodology, applications in health care, environmental monitoring.

Prof. Zhugen Yang, Cranfield University, UK

Engineering biology-enabled paper microfluidics sensors for environmental surveillance

Prof. Vivek Pachauri, RWTH Aachen University, Germany

Bio-inspired analyte-receptor functions for diagnostics and future computation

Prof. Xiangfang Li, University of Alberta, Canada

Biosensor made of engineering aptamers for detection of liver virus

Prof. Deng Men, Guangzhou National Lab, China

Rational spatial organization of fluorescent proteins on engineered protein capsids for enhanced FRET-based photonic nanostructures

Prof. Kirill Alexandrov, Queensland University of Technology, Australia

Combining machine learning and directed evolution to create allosteric protein biosensors (tentative title)

Prof. Bo Tian, Hunan University, China

Catalytic hairpin assembly and cyclization aptasensing for AND-logic detection of RNA and protein targets in ribonucleoprotein

Professor Shimshon Belkin, Dr. Etai Shpigel and Dr. Liat Moscovici, Hebrew Univ. Isreal (To be confirmed)

Design of bacterial sensors for sensitive detection of VOCs

13:00

Lunch break, networking

13:30

Panel discussion

Topics:

What important tools and platforms does synthetic biology provide for the development of biosensors? What are the most likely practical applications, and what are the main obstacles to commercialization?

Moderator: Prof. Baojun wang, Zhejiang University, China

Panelists:

Prof. Karen Pollizi, Imperial College of London, UK

Professor Zhugen Yang, Cranfield, UK

Prof. Colm Carraher, Chief Scientific Officer, New Zealand

Professor Feng Li, Wuhan Institute of Virology, CAS, China

Dr. Xiaojun Tan, Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, CAS, China

Ms. Guniz Ozer Bergman, Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands

Ms. Anna Swietlikowska, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

14:10

Wrap-Up by Professor Xian-En Zhang

Congress Dinner

An optional Congress Dinner will take place on Wednesday 21 May in Restaurant Kais on the docks of the Tagus river. The restaurant is housed in a late XIX century old warehouse which has been restored and modernised but its main theme keeps its old character fully intact and concentrates on what the building was originally established for, the generation of electricity of the Lisbon trams.

The evening will include a three course meal, drinks and entertainment. Tickets cost €80 + VAT @ 23% = €98.40 and places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. S’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre

Conference app

An app will be available for the 35th Anniversary World Congress on Biosensors and will appear in the Elsevier Conference App shortly before the conference.

Install the Elsevier Conferences app on your phone or tablet by following the links below or by searching for "Elsevier Conferences" in the App Store or on Google Play. Once you have installed this app, you will find the 35th Anniversary World Congress on Biosensors App (when available) towards the top of the screen. Simply tap the event and select ‘Install’ to download the interactive conference program to your device.

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The conference app will include information on presentations, speakers, exhibitors and more. It will allow you to plan what presentations to attend, add notes to the program, make lists via the To Do feature and add custom tags to presentations and exhibitors.

Instant access to all conference information

Have instant access to complete information for each presentation, session, person, exhibitor and sponsor – wherever you are.

Create your personalised program

Pick and choose sessions from within the sessions to build your own program.

Keep track with to-dos, notes and tags

You can add a Note to anything in the program. Make lists via the To Do feature and add custom Tags to presentations, people and exhibitors.

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