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Bioélectronique

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Objectifs

The aim of this lecture is to deliver a global overview of bioelectronic sciences and technologies. Bioelectronic is a new field of science that corresponds to the study of bioelectrical interfaces with the dual goal of i. monitoring physiological phenomena or biological species and ii. interacting with biological functions.
Bioelectronic could be divided in three main topics:

  1. Molecular bioelectronic e.g. biosensors and biochips (that involve the integration of a biological function within an electronic device to assess intensive functions of the environment)
  2. Cellular bioelectronic, e.g. MicroElectrode Arrays (which consist on the design of electronic systems dedicated to the monitoring and/or the stimulation of cell networks in order to investigate the collective function of, as well as the information transfer path within, these networks)
  3. Medical bioelectronic, e.g. ECG, EEG electrodes, TENS, neurostimulation, retinal implants... (that deals with the design of electronic interfaces dedicated to the monitoring and the stimulation of human functions).

Contenu

Courses

  • Bioelectronic
a. Definition and principal approaches
b. Market positioning
c. Global « environment » of bioelectronic research and development
  • Biosensors
a. Biosensor work and functions
b. Biological probes for advanced analysis
c. Transducing methods in biosensing
d. Biosensor technologies and working principles
e. Commercial solutions
  • Biochips
a. Biochips vs biosensors : definition and functions
b. Technological approaches in biochips fabrication
c. Biochips : state of the art in detection/transduction
d. Commercial solutions
  • Microelectrode arrays (MEAs) and biomedical electrodes
a. From cell collective networks to living entities : application of microelectrode arrays for monitoring and stimulate living tissues
b. Electrochemical approach of charge injection and monitoring
c. MEAs for Neurone an other cell networks
d. Implant biomedical electrodes


Exercises and Laboratories

None

Contrôles des connaissances

Marking mode : oral

Informations complémentaires

Teaching type
lecture

Related courses
Necessary conditions : Very basic knowledge in chemistry, biology and biochemistry. Ability to understand, to integrate, vocabulary and knowledge of a science at the interfaces between biology, physics and physico-chemistry.
Preparation for : none

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mise à jour le 23 janvier 2019

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