Dear Colleagues,

Light and colors are important analytical tools, useful for the detection and quantification of different analytes, since the beginning of times. In fact, fluorescence was already used by the first time for the determination of numerous and diverse organic and/or inorganic components with great sensitivity and selectivity.

Nowadays, many sensing-based emissive and colorimentric materials are effectual methods for the detection of trace and ultra-trace amounts of contaminants and inorganic/organic components in complicated matrices.

The guest editors cordially encourage you to submitted your research paper devoted to “Fluorescent and Colorimetric Chemosensors” and to contribute to this Special Issue devoted to this fascinating research topic, discussed at the BIOSCOPE Caparica Conference Series #IC3EM; #PTIM; #IC3TC.

Prof. Dr. Carlos Lodeiro
Prof. Dr. José Luis Capelo
Dr. Elisabete Oliveira
Dr. Javier Fernández-Lodeiro
Guest Editors

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