Islamic Azad University Researchers Develop Gas Sensing System
“We brought a multi-purpose sensing chamber system to the exhibition. Nowadays, gases that threaten human health need to be detected in residential and industrial areas. This chamber is responsible for detecting gases, and long-term research and development has been carried out for its construction,” said Farid Jamali Sheyni, the head of the Advanced and Nano Engineering Research Center of the Islamic Azad University’s Ahvaz branch.
“The new generation of sensors, with high sensitivity and selectivity towards different gases, will enter the industrial stage after a 4-5 year research period,” he added.
Noting that the chamber is now being used by three PhD students in research projects, Jamali Sheyni said that the target gases include CO and CO₂, which can be dangerous to humans in ppm values.
“The system has been designed in a way that it is multipurpose and can be used in various industrial and research applications,” he underlined.
The 16th International Nano Technology Exhibition and the First Exhibition of Advanced Technologies of Iran was inaugurated at the Tehran International Fairground.
Held from November 2 to 5, the Nano Exhibition featured over 150 innovative companies showcasing advancements in nanotechnology. Meanwhile, the Exhibition of Advanced Technologies hosted 80 knowledge-based and technological products, attracting visitors, particularly students, researchers, and investors.
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