Changes to the Editorial Board Liu, Tsu-Jae King
IEEE electron device letters,
08/2017, Volume:
38, Issue:
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The appointment of Dr. Marko Radosavljevic as Editor has come to an end. On behalf of IEEE Electron Device Letters staff and readers, I would like to thank him for his contributions and dedicated ...service to the journal over the past three years.
Changes to the Editorial Board Liu, Tsu-Jae King
IEEE electron device letters,
2016-Dec., 2016-12-00, 20161201, Volume:
37, Issue:
12
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Prof. Andrew Flewitt and Prof. Sayeef Salahuddin have completed their terms as Editors. On behalf of IEEE Electron Device Letters staff and readers, I would like to express deepest gratitude for ...their contributions and service to the journal over the past years, and wish them continued success in their professional endeavors.
Scanning the Literature Tian, Xiaohua
IEEE network,
2017, Volume:
31, Issue:
5
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Presents concise summaries of selected papers that are recently published in the field of networking. Each summary describes the paper's main idea, methodology, and technical contributions. The ...purpose of the column is to bring the state of the art of networking research to readers of IEEE Network. Authors are also welcome to recommend their recently published work to the column, and papers with novel ideas, solid work, and significant contributions to the field are especially appreciated. Authors wishing to have their papers presented in the column should contact the editor.
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Editor-in-Chief's Year-End Message Ferrero, Alessandro
IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement,
2016-Dec., 2016-12-00, 20161201, Volume:
65, Issue:
12
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Dear Readers, this is my last message to you in my capacity of Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement. My term expires at the end of the year, after five busy, ...intense, but also rewarding years.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, lateral flow assay (LFA) based diagnostics witnessed an unprecedented expansion, enabling testing access beyond the conventional healthcare system. Their appeal lies in ...their user-friendly nature, affordability, and swift results. However, their impact on disease control is limited by factors like sensitivity and specificity. To address these issues and achieve high accuracy, affordability, PCR-level sensitivity, and rapid detection, significant progress has been made in the development of next-generation lateral flow test strips. This review primarily focuses on dual/multi-modal immunoassay techniques, extensively employed to enhance LFA diagnostic sensitivity. Additionally, we delve into the separate roles of dual and multi-modal readers in ensuring specificity and amplifying signal sensitivity. Finally, the challenges and potential future outlook are thoroughly explored for advancing diagnostic methods.
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•The significance of point-of-care diagnostics.•Dual/multi-modal lateral flow immunoassays with enhanced sensitivity and specificity.•Integration of various modes in lateral flow assays.•Strategies for reducing false positives with multi-modal methods.•Explore potential applications and future direction of lateral flow assays.
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