Sincerely thanks to all participants and presenters for making the 18th IMCS such an enjoyable and memorable meeting this year.
Please note that the site will be open to view recorded talks and view presentation through June 26th 2021.
The Meeting Program is available at:
Link to Technical Program for Meeting
Opening Ceremony
Sunday, May 30 1100-1130h EST / 1700-1730h CEST / 0000-0030 +1 JST
Plenary Talks
You won’t want to miss these daily plenary talks from the world’s foremost researchers in chemical sensor technology! Link to Plenary Talks
Jong-Heun Lee, “Rational Design of Oxide Chemiresistors for Next-Generation Gas Sensors and Artificial Olfaction”
Sunday, May 30 2000-2100h EST / 0200-0300h +1 CEST / 0900-1000h JST
Elizabeth Hall, “From Gene to Device: The Route to Diagnostics in Low Resource Countries”
Monday, May 31 1100-1200h EST / 1700-1800h CEST / 0000-0100 +1 JST
Joseph Wang, “Wearable Sensors for Monitoring Chemical Markers: Beyond Steps and Vitals”
Tuesday, June 1 1100-1200h EST / 1700-1800h CEST / 0000-0100 +1 JST
Mark Meyerhoff, “Electrochemical/Optical Sensors in Medicine: Meeting Needs for the 21st Century”
Wednesday, June 2 1100-1200h EST / 1700-1800h CEST / 0000-0100 +1 JST
Live Topical Sessions and Presentations
Eight Daily Sessions, Sunday through Thursday
0900-1100h EST / 1500-1700h CEST / 2200-0000h JST
1800-2000h EST / 0000-0200h +1 CEST / 0700-0900h +1 JST
Join us twice every day as the various IMCS symposia hold video breakout sessions featuring live presentations, question and answer opportunities, topical discussions, and more. Link to Live Program
Sponsors and Funders Forum
Monday, May 31 1200-1400h EST / 1800-2000h CEST / 0100-0300h +1 JST
Invited presenters from funding organizations and government agencies provide their perspective on current programs and strategies for securing funding and sustaining research activities on chemical and biosensors at universities and other institutions.
Guests include speakers from National Institutes of Health (NIH), The National Science Foundation (NSF), and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
Industry Round Table
Tuesday, June 1 1200-1300h EST / 1800-1900h CEST / 0100-0200h +1 JST
Sensors is a dynamic and constantly evolving field and one of the easiest to translate to real world applications, with many commercialization and entrepreneurship opportunities. This event will feature a range of sensor companies participating in a roundtable discussion regarding key steps and barriers for commercializing chemical and biosensors.
Networking for Young Professionals
Wednesday, June 2 1200-1330h EST / 1800-1930h CEST / 0100-0230h +1 JST
Young professionals will have a chance to meet session chairs, conference organizers, invited speakers, and industry leaders in an informal setting to help build a network, establish collaborations, brainstorm new ideas, or find a mentor.
Closing Ceremony
Thursday, June 3 2000-1230h EST / 0200-0230h +1 CEST / 0900-0930h +1 JST
Meeting On-Line Program is now available at:Link to Technical Program for Meeting please select “Technical Program” from the left-hand menu.
A list of all authors at the meeting is located here :Author Index
Opportunity to submit to collection of papers for the 18th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors (IMCS) VOLUME 2: Focus Issue of the Journal of the Electrochemical Society for IMCS Submission Deadline Opens: May 2021 Further Information and closes August 4th 2021.
No issue of ECS Transactions is planned for these symposium. All authors are encouraged to submit a full text preprint, slides, or other presentation-related materials to the new preprint server, ECSarXiv (http://www.electrochem.org/ecsarxiv/).
