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InhaltsangabeReview of Conventional Electronic Noses and Their Possible Application to the Detection of Explosives.- Polymer Electronics for Explosives Detection.- Luminescent Inorganic Polymer Sensors for Vapour Phase and Aqueous Detection of TNT.- Amplifying Fluorescent Polymer Arrays for Chemical Detection of Explosives.- Fast Detection of Explosives Vapours and Particles by Chemiluminescence Technique.- Optical Microsensor Arrays for Explosives Detection.- Metal Oxide Semiconductor Sensors for Detection of Toxic and Explosive Gases.- Detection of Landmines and Other Explosives with an Ultra-Trace Chemical Detector.- Electrochemical Sensing of Nitroaromatic Explosives.- Improved Sensitivity for Explosive Vapours and ICAO Taggents Detection Using Electrochemical (EC) Sensors.- Electrochemical Trace Detection and Pattern Recognition.- Detection of Dynamic Smell Intensity.- Chemotactic Search in Complex Environments.- A Spiking Neural Network Model of the Locust Antennal Lobe.- Detecting Chemical Vapours from Explosives Using the zNose®, an Ultra-High Speed Gas Chromatograph.- Explosive Vapour Detection Using Micromechanical Sensors.- Solid Phase Microextraction for Field Sampling.- A Digital Microfluidics Platform for Multiplexed Explosive Detection.- Next Generation Trace Explosives Detection Systems.- Summary of the Workshop.

Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, held in Warwick, Coventry, U.K., 30 September-3 October 2003