biofilm electrochemistryCongratulations to our Ph.D. students Noemi Poma, Federico Vivaldi and Andrea Bonini, from the Chemistry Lab for Analytical Technologies and Sensors (CATS), for their recent review entitled "Microbial biofilm monitoring by electrochemical transduction methods". The negative impact associated to biofilm development in both the industry and the human health, demands the development of strategies for the in situ and early detection of biofilm formation.

In this review it is provided an overview of the different electrochemical techniques applied in biofilm detection and monitoring.
Their work is available at the following link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trac.2020.116134

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