Research Operations Office

A Sensory World: novel sensor technologies and applications

A one-day seminar held at the University of Cambridge on Tuesday 20 March 2007.

Presentations

Here are the presentations and/or links to the speakers from the day that we have available:

Realising the Potential of Sensing
Dr Simon Aliwell, Sensors KTN
Contact lens Diabetes management: A vision for the Future
Xiaohan Pan, Institute of Biotechnology
CMOS Gas sensors
Dr Florin Udrea, Department of Engineering
MEMS for precision sensing
Dr Ashwin Seshia, Cambridge Nanoscience Centre
Bubbles and bangs: sensing volcanic emissions
Dr Clive Oppenheimer, Department of Geography
Laser based reactive flow sensing
Dr Johan Hult, Department of Chemical Engineering
Smart infrastructure
Dr Kenichi Soga, Department of Engineering
Atmospheric sensing using ultra-sensitive spectroscopy
Professor Rod Jones, Department of Chemistry
Sensor signal inference: evasive targets, particles and point processes
Professor Simon Godsill, Department of Engineering
Flexible middleware for road traffic sensor data
Dr David Ingram, Computer Laboratory
Pervasive messaging and location-aware applications
Dr Andy Stanford-Clark, IBM Labs
Mobile Sensing - technologies, applications and services
Dr Tapani Ryhänen, Nokia Research Centre
Mobile phones as sensors
Dr Eiman Kanjo, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
Olympic sensor networks
Dr Robert Harle, Computer Laboratory