“A nano-enabled screen-printed paper-based electrochemical device with a 3D-printed wristband cassette design for selective and real-time detection of club drug amphetamine in complex matrices”

Increasing drug-facilitated crimes, mainly sexual assaults have intensified the necessity of accessible and efficient methods for club drugs detection especially in biological matrices and beverages that are served at parties and clubs. The recent development of 3D printing technology has markedly accelerated. One prominent application is the fabrication of wearable electrochemical sensors for the selective and sensitive detection of club drugs such as amphetamine. This class of drug is used as…

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