28/01/2026
🧪Wednesday Session - First Plenary Lecture of the day by Prof. Alberto Escarpa from Universidad de Alcalá (Spain).
Prof. Escarpa is internationally recognized for pioneering contributions at the interface of analytical chemistry, micro/nanomotors, and biosensing technologies. In this plenary lecture, he talk how self-propelled micromotors are redefining smart analytical biosensing, enabling enhanced mass transport, autonomous operation, and unprecedented sensitivity in complex analytical environments.