2022 Bioanalytical Sensors Gordon Research Conference and Seminar

项目摘要/摘要 医疗保健进入了一个前所未有的时代，快速感知大量数据并处理 这些数据提供了关于人类健康和疾病的信息，这在几年前是无法获得的。这 大流行加速了这场大流行，测量科学站在了新冠肺炎的前沿 通过快速基因、抗原或抗体检测作出反应。这种对测量科学和生物分析的需求 将继续，需要一支受过教育的从业者和研究人员队伍，他们可以利用这些信息来 解决世界在人类健康和疾病方面的挑战，这对医疗保健方面的积极成果至关重要。因此， 随着生物学、遗传和蛋白质分析以及计算设计和评估的快速发展， 再加上低成本的制造工艺、电子器件、新材料和纳米技术， 对调查人员之间深入讨论和互动的论坛的需求尚未得到满足 这些领域的前沿，致力于解决以健康为中心的传感领域的世界挑战。2022年 生物分析传感器GRC寻求在一个私密和学术的环境中满足这一需求。广泛的、长期的 该应用程序的目标是可持续的生物分析传感器戈登研究会议(BAS- GRC)/戈登研究研讨会(GRS)在解决困难的方法中具有前瞻性思维的文化 生物医学测量和分析挑战。在这个高度跨学科的会议上，本周将 从分子识别中最小的纳米级元素到尖端主题的进展 和细胞内传感，到人类规模的可穿戴/可植入设备，到大规模环境 对农业和我们的环境进行监测。这次会议的听众来自许多研究机构。 从工程、化学和物理到生命科学和农业的专业背景。参与者来自 行业、企业家、临床医生和从业者是转化尖端技术不可或缺的一部分 到田里去。学生、青年研究人员和知名专家将与他们一起讨论 在生物和设备之间的界面的传感和分析方面的最新挑战和机遇。 这次会议将直接影响NIH的使命和目标，特别是NIBIB。目标 2022年BAS-GRC/GRS的目标是将调查人员整合到物理和 工程科学与生命科学界共同解决难题，改善人类健康。 研究讨论将集中在：单分子分辨率测量，可穿戴/可植入设备， 大脑感知、病原体快速检测和识别、健康诊断以及 监测健康的环境，以促进更好的营养、获得清洁的水和空气。最后，数据- 密集的评估工具与所有这些领域相吻合，因此有可能推动基本 研究和医疗保健。此外，一个主要的重点是为下一代提供培训环境 一代多样化、跨学科的生物医学研究人员。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Healthcare has entered an unprecedented time when rapid sensing of large amounts of data and processing of that data yields information about human health and disease that was unattainable just several years ago. This was accelerated by the pandemic, where measurement sciences was at the frontline of the COVID-19 response with rapid genetic, antigen or antibody tests. This demand for measurement science and bioanalysis will continue, requiring an educated workforce of practitioners and researchers who can use this information to solve the world's challenges in human health and disease crucial to positive outcomes in healthcare. As such, with rapid advances in biology, genetic and protein analyses, and computational design and assessment, together with low-cost manufacturing processes, electronic devices, and novel materials and nanotechnology, there exists an unmet demand for a forum for in-depth discussions and interactions between investigators at the forefront of these fields, working to solve the world's challenges in health-centered sensing. The 2022 Bioanalytical Sensors GRC seeks to fulfill this need in an intimate and scholarly setting. The broad, long-term goal of this application is a sustainable Bioanalytical Sensors Gordon Research Conference (BAS- GRC)/Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) culture that is forward-thinking in its approach to solving difficult biomedical measurement and analysis challenges. In this highly interdisciplinary conference, the week will progress through cutting-edge topics that span from the smallest nanoscale elements in molecular recognition and intracellular sensing, to human scale wearable/implantable devices, to large scale environmental monitoring in agriculture and our environment. The audience for this conference is from many research backgrounds, including engineering, chemistry and physics, to life sciences and agriculture. Participants from industry, entrepreneurs, clinicians, and practitioners are an integral part of translating cutting-edge technology into the field. Students, young investigators, and established experts will come together with them to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities in sensing and analytics at the interface between biology and devices. This conference will have a direct impact on the Mission and Goals of the NIH, especially the NIBIB. The Aims and Objectives of the 2022 BAS-GRC/GRS target the integration of investigators in the physical and engineering sciences with the life science community to solve difficult problems with improving human health. Research discussion will focus on: single molecule resolution measurements, wearable/implantable devices, sensing in the brain, new technologies for rapid pathogen detection and identification, health diagnostics, and monitoring of a healthy environment to foster better nutrition, access to clean water, and air. Finally, data- intensive assessment tools dovetail into all these areas and thus has the potential to move forward basic research and medical care. Additionally, a major focus is to provide a training environment for the next generation of diverse, interdisciplinary biomedical investigators.