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SENSORS IN MEDICINE 2014
Sensor technology is having a significant impact on healthcare practice. From critical point-of-care, to diabetes monitoring, cancer and infectious disease diagnosis through to lifestyle changes for better health, sensor applications are at the fore front. Sensors in Medicine is an international conference series which brings together leading academics, clinicians and commerce to explore these exciting applications and their impact in healthcare.
This slide presentation provides a flavor of Sensors in Medicine 2014 for the benefit of those who were unable to attend, and to introduce the conference series to everyone who is considering joining us in 2015.
Michael Brand Conference Chair
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Promote innovative new commercial sensor technology
Highlight leading academic research near to commercial use
Provide a platform to showcase emerging sensor companies
Explore trends in medical applications of sensor technology
Facilitate formation of partnerships for investment and technology transfer
CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES
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THE COMMITTEE
Dr. Michael Brand Captum Capital Limited
Dr. Stuart Hendry Consultant
Dr. Danny O’Hare Imperial College, London
Dr. Michael Pringle Formerly, Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics
Prof. Chris Van Hoof imec
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VENUE
Royal Geographic Society 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR.
Ondaatje Theatre
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The Conference took place on the entire ground floor of Lowther Lodge, built in 1874
Tuesday 25th March 8:30 am Registration & Coffee 9:00 am Introduction 9:10 am Keynote: Dr. Marc Bailey 9:45 am 1. Digital Health 1:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm 2. Innovation Technology 5:30 pm Break 6:00 pm Reception 8:30 pm Close
Wednesday 26th March 8:30 am Registration & Coffee 9:00 am Introduction 9:10 am Keynote: Dr. Thomas Keller 9:45 am 3. Breath Analysis 1:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm 4. Emerging Companies 5:00 pm Close
PROGRAM
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KEYNOTE: NEW SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES AND MHEALTH
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Dr. Marc Bailey Nokia
Digital Health
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Chaired by:
Prof. Chris Van Hoof Imec University of Leuven
IMPROVING PATIENT OUTCOMES THROUGH DIGITAL HEALTH
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Ingestible Sensor Integrated with Medicines
Don Cowling Proteus Digital Health
TOWARDS SMARTPHONE CONNECTED DIAGNOSTICS FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES
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Prof. Rachel McKendry University College London
“Emerging infections and antibiotic resistance rank among the gravest threats to human health alongside global warming and terrorism”
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF WEARABLE SENSORS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH
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Prof. Michael Marschollek Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics University of Braunschweig
SENSOR ADAPTATION FOR CONTINUOUS IN BODY AND ON BODY MONITORING
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Prof. Pankaj Vadgama Queen Mary University of London
PRINTED SENSORS FOR THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR
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Dr. Laura Lopez CETEMMSA
SENSOR DEVELOPMENT FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
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Dr. Christopher Dawson The Technology Partnership
Innovation Technology
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Chaired by:
Prof. Martyn Boutelle Imperial College
Dr. Danny O’Hare Imperial College
MICROENGINEERED DEVICES FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
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Prof. Nancy Albritton University of North Carolina
DESIGNING NANOMATERIALS FOR ULTRASENISITVE BIOSENSING
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Prof. Molly Stevens Imperial College
The Stevens Group - Nanomaterials as Diagnostic Platforms www.stevensgroup.org/index.php/research/nanomaterials
MICROPROBE ARRAYS FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING IN DERMAL INTERSTITIAL FLUID
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Dr. Sanjiv Sharma Imperial College
DROPLET MICROFLUIDICS: TOWARDS ULTRA-HIGH THROUGHPUT BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTATION
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Prof. Andrew deMello Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zürich
MULTIPLEXED INFECTIOUS DISEASE TESTING: SOUND POINT OF CARE DIAGNOSTICS
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Prof. Jon Cooper University of Glasgow
Panel Discussion
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Chaired by:
Dr. Michael Brand Sensor100
CHALLENGES OF CONTINUOUS IN-VIVO SENSING
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What does concentration in tissue mean? Dr. Danny O’Hare, Imperial College
What are the effects of sensor implantation on the tissue? Prof. Martyn Boutelle, Imperial College
How should you protect your sensor from tissue? Prof. Pankaj Vadgama, Queen Mary University of London
What is required to have validated your in-vivo sensor? Prof. Tony Cass, Imperial College
KEYNOTE: SENSOR OPPORTUNITIES IN MEDICINE DEVELOPMENT
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Dr. Thomas Keller Glaxo Smith Kline
Breath Analysis
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Chaired by:
Dr. Michael Pringle Formerly Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics
SENSOR BASED BREATH ANALYSIS
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Dr. Roland Pohle Siemens Corporate Research & Technology
POINT OF CARE DIAGNOSTICS BASED ON ORGANIC AND PRINTED TECHNOLOGIES
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Prof. Tony Killard University of the West of England
SPEAKER FEEDBACK
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Just to reiterate that the Sensors in Medicine was, for me, one of the most focussed and relevant meetings that I have been to in some time and I found it enormously useful and would be keen to attend on a regular basis.
Professor Tony Killard, UWE
ON THE POTENTIAL OF ION MOBILITY SPECTROMETRY FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
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Dr. Wolfgang Vautz ISAS-e.V
FAIMS: A BREATHALYZER FOR DISEASE
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Billy Boyle Owlstone
Emerging Companies
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Chaired by:
Dr. Shaw Fox Sphere Medical
SMART PHONE ENABLED ACOUSTIC BIOSENSORS
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Dr. Dale Athey OJ-Bio
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION OF DNA AT DIRECTLY HEATED ELECTRODES
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Dr. Lars Kruger Gensoric
Just wanted to say thank you for organizing the conference. We have had some really great follow-up discussions with potential partners. So coming to London was really worth it.
Dr. Lars Kruger, Gensoric GmbH
NOVEL PHOTONIC CHIP BASED NON-INVASIVE BIOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY
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Professor Gin Jose University of Leeds
Point of Care Diagnostics
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Chaired by:
Dr. Shaw Fox Sphere Medical
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Affordable sensors to detect microorganisms using reagentless and label-less impedance spectroscopy
Summary
• Impedance spectroscopy and low cost screen printing used to detect presence of P. aeruginosa.
• The electrodes are not modified (i.e. no reagents or labels are used)
• Significant changes occur to the impedance after 24 hrs growth of P. aeruginosa. Changes are related to the presence of phenazine electroactive metabolites such as pyocyanin, which are not produced by S. aureus, H. influenzaeor C. albicans.
• Analysing the whole impedance spectrum could result in changes that are characteristic of other microorganisms.
Further InformationContact:Andrew Ward:[email protected]. P. Connolly:[email protected]. N. P. Tucker:[email protected] Reading:Ward et al. (2014), PLoS One Vol 9 Iss 3Patents:Detection approach covered by patent: WO2009136157
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Example Electrode
Dr. Andrew Ward
POINT OF CARE TESTING OF NO METABOLITES
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Professor M. Gabriela Almeida Instituto Superior de Saúde Egas Moniz
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aInstitute of Nanoscience & Nanotechnology, NCSR “Demokritos”, Aghia Paraskevi, Greeceb Foundation of Biomedical Research, Academy of Athens, Greecec National Technical University of Athens, Physics Department, Athens, Greece# Current address: Nano-Group, ECS, University of Southampton, UK
Dr. Despina Moschou University of Southampton
DELIVERING A PORTABLE, QUANTITATIVE, RAPID DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR POINT OF CARE DIAGNOSTICS
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Courtney Nicholson AgPlus Diagnostics
DELEGATE FEEDBACK
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The event was excellent. Dr D F Chowdhury, Nemaura Pharma
I thoroughly enjoyed this meeting. I felt there was a good variety of speakers - I loved the Panel Discussion. The location was perfect.
Niamh Brannelly, University of the West of England
Keep [the Conference series] going! Anonymous delegate
POSTER COMPETITION
Winners
Buffer capacity of blood: a lab-on-a-chip approach Sahir Gandhi, Imperial College, London
Photonic chip enabled non-invasive glucose biosensor Tarun Kakkar, University of Leeds
Development of a CMOS-integrated tunneling magneto-resistance biosensor for lab-on-a-chip sepsis diagnostics Dr. Eike Moritz Eggeling, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH
Continuous contact-free monitoring using piezoelectric sensor Roman Karasik, Earlysense Ltd, Israel
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The Poster Competition was sponsored by: Medical Research Council Technology The four most innovative posters, judged by the delegates, each received a cash award of £200
Sahir Gandhi
EXHIBITION
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EXHIBITOR FEEDBACK
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We are very interested in attending the conference again next year as sponsors and would be even more delighted with it if we could get an opportunity to talk.
Leonie Hilliard, Scienion AG
It’s great to hear that you’ll be holding a Sensors in Medicine 2015. My colleagues Dr Heather Murton and Dr Jenny Hannant came back with nothing but praise for the conference. We expect to be able to live demos of our Handheld Molecular Diagnostic Lab by the time 2015 rolls around, so please do keep us in mind for speaker opportunities.
Maggie Love, QuantuMDx Group Limited
RECEPTION
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WORKSHOP: STARTING AND GROWING A SENSOR COMPANY Program:
Legal issues – Susan Laws, Duane Morris
Sources of finance – Michael Brand, Captum Capital
Protecting IP – Robert Carpmael, Marks & Clerk
Case study: Drinksafe – Christopher Jones, Imperial College
Partnering – Michael Pringle, formerly Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics
Networking – Tony Jones, OneNucleus
Case study: SCANurse - Anil Vaidya
Exit routes – Michael Brand, Captum Capital
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The Workshop was held on Thursday 27 March at the Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College
MEDIA PARTNERS
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