L2M QC 2024 – «Development of Printed Electrochemical Sensors for Efficient CO2 Monitoring and Carbon Capture Applications »

The development of low-power, printed gas sensors is revolutionizing the monitoring of harmful gases like CO2 across various industries. This innovative technology offers a real-time, advanced, and cost-effective solution for detecting and measuring gas levels, significantly enhancing environmental monitoring and industrial process optimization. Utilizing resistance-based and electrochemical sensing approaches, these sensors are part of a high-throughput, repeatable fabrication process that leverages 2D printing and hybrid techniques involving microfabrication.
This project not only accelerates sensor development but also bridges the gap between sensor technology and materials R&D. It facilitates the rapid testing and characterization of diverse materials, both organic and inorganic, tailored for specific applications. This method is considerably more cost-effective and efficient compared to traditional lab techniques, supporting the quick iteration and innovation required for developing CO2 adsorption materials. As a result, this project plays a crucial role in high-throughput materials research, contributing significantly to advancements in sustainable technology and environmental safety.

Faculty Supervisor:

Andy Shih

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Partner:

V1 Studio

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Clean Technology; Advanced Manufacturing; Environmental Science and Technology

University:

École de technologie supérieure

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