On October 21–22, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dr Gerhard Mohr to the University of Zagreb Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology as part of the ongoing scientific collaboration within the WearSense project, supported by the Croatian Science Foundation.
During the visit, a series of meetings and scientific discussions focused on the progress of ongoing research activities, including the development of pH-sensitive masks, dual pH and urea detection, skin phantom development for photoplethysmography (PPG) applications, and quantum dot-based sensing platforms. The discussions also provided an opportunity to exchange ideas, address current research challenges, and outline future research directions and collaborative activities.
An important part of the visit was the introduction of new pH-sensitive indicator dyes, as well as fluorescent and phosphorescent dyes brought by Dr Mohr. He shared his expertise on their properties, characteristics, and specifications, providing valuable insights into their potential applications in our ongoing and future research.
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We sincerely thank Dr Gerhard Mohr for sharing his knowledge, contributing to inspiring scientific discussions, and helping us further advance our research activities. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and exploring new opportunities for innovation within the WearSense project!
