Aric W. Sanders
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Aric W. Sanders' research investigates the optical properties of metallic nanostructures and their applications in sensing technologies. His work also extends to communication systems, including the analysis of LTE waveforms and interference testing.
Sanders has published work on selective and sensitive OECT sensors modified with doped MIP-graphene oxide and multi-walled carbon nanotubes for real-time serotonin detection. He has also explored laboratory methods for recording AWS-3 LTE waveforms, their impacts on aeronautical mobile telemetry, and empirical differences in LTE power control. Other research includes automated testbeds for interference testing in communication systems and methods for collecting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth IQ recordings. His work on the Citizen’s Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) Sharing Ecosystem Assessment (SEA) sensor data manual highlights his engagement with radio spectrum management.
With an h-index of 25 and over 100 publications, Sanders is recognized as a highly cited researcher. He maintains an active lab website, indicating ongoing research activities.
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- h-index: 25
- Publications: 104
- Citations: 2,562
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Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin (2025)
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- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
- Selective and Sensitive OECT Sensors with Doped MIP-Modified GCE/MWCNT Gate Electrodes for Real-Time Detection of Serotonin
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