Microchemical Journal · 2026
SenSys Lab Research
Four research thrusts.
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SenSys connects materials, microfluidics, sensing, electronics, embedded intelligence, and application-driven engineering across four interdisciplinary research directions.
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From microfluidic chips and wearable systems to portable analytical instrumentation, the goal is to connect sensing science with practical deployment.
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Explore selected sensing technologies spanning diagnostics, microfluidics, advanced materials, intelligent instrumentation, food safety, and environmental monitoring.
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Food Safety · Field Diagnostics
Dual-Mode Optical Platform
Microfluidic Colourimetry
Lab-on-Glove
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Pesticide Detection
Portable sensing from residue screening to field decision
A multi-generation research programme spanning microfluidic colourimetry, dual-mode optical sensing, wearable electrochemical detection, chemiluminescence, embedded electronics, and intelligent analysis.
Food SafetyMicrofluidicsOptical SensingElectrochemistryWearables
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University of Manitoba · August 27, 2026
$79 million investment brings global researchers to Manitoba
Prof. Sanket Goel joins the University of Manitoba as Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair in Translating Cyber Physical Sensory Systems to Reimagine Health and Prosperity.
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Research you can see.
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement · 2026
Temperature-Compensated, IoT-Enabled Portable Ion-Selective Array Device for Multi-Parameter Measurements in Water Samples
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IEEE Journal on Flexible Electronics · 2026
Embroidery-Integrated Silver Thread Biofuel Cells for Implantable Glucose Energy Harvesting from a Living Rat
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