ISSSR 2008

III. Science & Technology for Sea (& Water) Sensing & Monitoring

III(A) Sea Sensing: Emerging Technology for the Ocean Battlespace

Chair: Dan Driscoll, U.S. Bavy Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren

Real-Time Selective Detection of Chemical Vapor Plumes
Using the AIRIS-WAD Chemical Imaging Sensor
Christopher Gittins, Physical Sciences, Inc.
Invited
Long-Wavelength Infrared Imaging System to
Scuba Diver Detection in Three Dimensions
Debing Zeng, Stevens Institute of Technology
Student Paper
Recent Improvements in NQR Spectroscopy:
The Requirement for Easier Detection of Illicit Materials
Zvonko Trontelj, University of Ljubljani , Slovenia
Demonstration of Nanofluidic Biochips for Use in the Direct THz
Spectroscopic Detection and Identification of Biological Species
Edgar Mendoza, Redondo Optics, Inc.
Development of a Hyperspectral Sensor for Multi-Angular
Measurements of Polarized Reflectance from Coastal Waters
Alex Gilerson, The City College of CUNY

III(B) Sea Sensing: Detection of Threats in Water

Chair: Raymond Haren, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

CBW/TICS/TIMS in Water
Harry Salem, U.S. Army ARDEC
Invited
Detection of Trace Plasticizers and Dissolved Organic Species
in Water Using UV Laser and LED-Induced Fluorescence
Anna Sharikova, University of South Florida
Student Paper
Chemical and Biological Sensing Through a
Cellular Imaging-Based Microfluidic Platform
Philip LeDuc, Carnegie Mellon University
Combination of a Biological Sensor Using Light Emitting Bacteria
and a UV Spectrometer Probe for Homeland Security
and Drinking Water Safety
Joep Appels, microLAN On-line Biomonitoring Systems, The Netherlands
The Use of Reactive Thin Films for an IR-Based
Detection of Toxic Compounds in Water
Carl Tripp, LASST, University of Maine

III(B-P1) Sea Sensing: Detector Physics

Chair: Neelam Gupta, U.S. Army Research Laboratory

Light Emitting Diodes on Ion-Implanted Diamond
for Sensing Applications
Alexander Zaitsev, The College of Staten Island
Microwave and Terahertz Radiation-Induced Resistance Oscillations
and Zero-Resistance States in GaAs/AlGaAs Devices
Ramesh Mani, Georgia State University
Potentiometric Sensing of Biomacromolecules Using Surface
Molecular Imprinting with Self-Assembled Monolayers
Yantian Wang, Stony Brook University
Immuno-Magnetic Nanotags for Chip Based
Pathogentic Bacteria Detection
Chen-zhong Li, Florida International University
Sensitive Planar Heterojunction Detector from Microwave
to Infrared Applications
Jonas Gradauskas, Semiconductor Physics Institute, Lithuania

III(C) Sea Sensing (Frontier):
Integrated Sensor Platforms for Enhanced Performance

Chair: Carl Tripp, University of Maine

Integrated Glass Optical Resonators for Biochemical Sensing
Juejun Hu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Invited & Student Paper
A Novel Plasmonics-Based Nanotechnology to a Label-Free,
On-Chip Biosensor
Jianjun Wei, CFDRC Research Corporation
Fabrication of Subwavelength Aperture Arrays
Using Directed Assembly of Microspheres
Yi Lou, North Carolina State University
Student Paper
Nanohole and Nanopillar Arrays for Localized Surface
Plasmon Resonance Sensing
Radislav Potyrailo, GE Global Research
DNA Directed Integration of Gold Nanoparticles
into Supramolecular Architectures
Michael Norton, Marshall University

III(C-P1) Sea Sensing: Novel Spectroscopy

Chair: Janet Jensen, U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center

Remote Detection of Hazardous Liquids
Concealed in Glass and Plastic Containers
Samuel P. Hernandez-Rivera, UPR-Mayaguez
Recent Progress in Hierarchical Generation of Molecular Testbeds
Michael Norton, Marshall University
Spatially Controlled Growth of Aromatic Silane
Li Tan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Signal Enhancement in CARS for Imaging of
Biological Structure and Ultrafast Dynamics
Svetlana Malinovskaya, Stevens Institute of Technology