This Special Issue of is focused on the continuing implementation of nanomaterials and nanostructures in the development of more sensitive and more specific sensing devices. As a result, these new devices employ smaller sensing elements and provide more "real time" capability. Often, the inclusion of nanomaterials leads to sensing elements for targets that were previously inaccessible. [...].
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