From Glucose Monitoring to Wearables: The Future of Enzyme-Based Biosensors
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About the Webinar
Dr. D. Y. Patil Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Institute (DYPBBI) is pleased to host a special webinar on Enzyme-Based Biosensors featuring Dr Martin Peacock, Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Zimmer and Peacock Ltd., UK.
Enzyme-based biosensors have transformed healthcare over the last three decades, enabling technologies ranging from blood glucose test strips to continuous glucose monitoring systems worn by millions of people worldwide. As healthcare moves towards wearable, connected and personalised solutions, biosensors are becoming increasingly important in diagnostics, disease management and wellness monitoring.
In this engaging webinar, Dr Martin Peacock will explore the science, engineering and commercialisation of enzyme-based biosensors, drawing on more than 20 years of experience in electrochemistry, medical devices and biosensor development. Attendees will gain insight into how biosensors work, how they are manufactured at scale, and how scientific discoveries are translated into real-world products.
The session will cover the evolution of glucose monitoring technologies, including self-monitoring blood glucose systems and modern continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices. Participants will also learn about emerging developments such as wearable sensors, implantable devices and microneedle technologies that are expected to shape the next generation of healthcare diagnostics.
Beyond glucose sensing, the webinar will discuss how enzyme-based biosensor technologies are being adapted to measure other important biomarkers including lactate, ketones and alcohol, opening new opportunities in healthcare, sports science and wellness applications.
The presentation combines academic principles with practical industry experience, making it especially valuable for students, researchers and professionals interested in biotechnology, diagnostics, bioengineering and medical device innovation.
Key Topics
- Introduction to enzyme-based biosensors
- The history and evolution of biosensing technologies
- Self-monitoring blood glucose (SMBG) systems
- Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technologies
- Electrochemistry in healthcare diagnostics
- Enzyme kinetics and biosensor performance
- Wearable and implantable biosensors
- Microneedle-based sensing technologies
- Lactate, ketone and alcohol biosensors
- Commercialisation of biosensor technologies
- The future of personalised healthcare and digital diagnostics
Speaker
Dr Martin Peacock, PhD
Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer
Zimmer and Peacock Ltd., United Kingdom
Dr Martin Peacock is a scientist, entrepreneur and biosensor developer with more than two decades of experience in electrochemistry, medical devices and diagnostic technologies. Throughout his career he has helped develop and commercialise innovative sensor technologies used in healthcare, diagnostics and wearable devices, while also supporting the next generation of scientists through teaching and industry engagement.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Biotechnology and bioengineering researchers
- Academic staff and educators
- Medical device professionals
- Healthcare technology innovators
- Industry professionals interested in diagnostics
- Anyone interested in the future of biosensors and personalised healthcare
Why Attend?
By attending this webinar, you will:
- Gain insight into one of the most successful applications of biotechnology in healthcare
- Learn how biosensors move from laboratory concepts to commercial products
- Understand the science behind modern glucose monitoring systems
- Discover emerging opportunities in wearable and implantable diagnostics
- Hear first-hand experiences from a scientist and entrepreneur working at the forefront of biosensor innovation
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Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the technologies transforming modern healthcare and diagnostics.
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We look forward to welcoming students, researchers, academics and professionals for this exciting exploration of enzyme-based biosensors and the future of healthcare technology.