[21a-A200-1~13] CS.10 Code-sharing Session of 12.6 & 12.7

[21a-A200-8] [Young Scientist Presentation Award Speech] Wireless sensing of enzyme-powered hydrogel motor for autonomous mobile biosensors

〇Shogo Himori¹, Toshiya Sakata¹ (1.Univ. of Tokyo)

Keywords:biosensor, conductive hydrogel

While biosensor technology is expected to develop for personalized medicine, electrochemical biosensors in particular are being considered for a variety of applications. We propose a new biosensor, an autonomous mobile biosensor, that continuously acquires biomolecular information by moving itself in a solution for acquiring spatial biological information. In this presentation, we report a wireless sensing system for acquiring biological information from a motor moving autonomously in solution.