T.E.S.T. 2021
T.E.S.T. 2020
T.E.S.T. 2019
T.E.S.T. 2018
T.E.S.T. 2017
T.E.S.T. 2016
T.E.S.T. 2021
Sanne ten Damme
Anouk Baeten
Cathelijne Radstaake
Melissa Pherai
Christopher Reenis
Maurits Overmans
Giulia Pötgens
Funmilayo Olugbega
Justyna Piotrowska
Paul Thur
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
The challenge of SensUs 2021 was to develop a biosensor to detect the acute respiratory virus influenza A. Influenza viruses are known to mutate quickly, contributing to pandemic-type situations in society sooner rather than later. As the Covid-19 pandemic has shown, rapid testing of patients is crucial to contain the spread of viruses.
T.E.S.T. 2020
Aggariyo Wanagiri
Caitlin Pieneman
Ernst Paul Swens
Eveline Nugraha
Imke Rodenburg
Jesse Jagers
Leandra Vermeulen
Maurits van der Vorm
Melle Houben
Mirre Trines
Thomas Stekelenburg
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
The challenge of SensUs 2020 was to develop a biosensor for the measurement of unbound Valproate. This is a biological drug that is prescribed to patients suffering from epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic noncommunicable disease of the brain that affects people of all ages. Around 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases globally.
T.E.S.T. 2019
Blijke Wessels
Charlotte Janssen
Charlotte Wilbers
Chris Vu
Esmee Meijerhof
Glenn Bouwman
Jeannot Stevens
Max Bossink
Rody Mens
Roy Nijhuis
Selina Janssen
Thomas Romagnoli
Tom Konings
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
T.E.S.T. 2018
Saray Bakker
Lotte van Dasler
Robert van Dijk
Leander van Eekelen
Tom Franken
Janneke Lukkezen
Jorg Mallens
Celine Pereboom
Dennis van de Sande
Ralf Schmidt
Ivar de Vries
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
For this years competition, we will create a biosensor to detect an antibiotic called vancomycin. The detection and measurement of vancomycin needs to be efficient and not harmful for patients.
T.E.S.T. 2017
Amy Lucassen
Tim Donders
Gaby van Iersel
Lotte Hagedoorn
Maaike Kraamer
Sophie Roos
Maartje Pontier
Max Bergkamp
Imke van der Schoor
Jamy van Geemen
Joost Bergen
Paul Vernooij
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
Heart failure is a very important public health problem in both developed and developing countries with a prevalence of about 1% of the population. This year, SensUs features NT-proBNP as its target molecule, which is a key biomarker for heart failure. But what is NT-proBNP and why is it important? And how does NT-proBNP relate to heart failure? This video explains how the heart functions, what happens when it fails to function, and why NT-proBNP is a very useful molecule to measure with a small and rapid biosensor.
T.E.S.T. 2016
Annelore Aerts
Boris Arts
Erika v.d. Woude
Esmee Oudijk
Kimberly Westheim
Leroy Tan
Lioba Heidendael
Mark Janse
Mats Verhoeven
Rafiq Lubken
Robin v.d. Meijden
Sylvia Genet
Thom Scheeve
Yvonne de Hond
Some Name
Some Study
Some TEXT
1.7 Million people in the Netherlands suffer from chronic kidney damage and early detection is necessary to prevent for worse. Creatinine is one indicator for kidney diseases and so T.E.S.T. developed a biosensor prototype to determine creatinine concentrations in blood plasma. In this movie the potential of this prototype is shown, keeping in mind that there are still some obstacles that need to be overcome.
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T.E.S.T. wants to thank all the sponsors who have helped us to take part in the Sensus Student Competition and thereby helped to achieve our goals. Thank you very much!
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