Biosensors in Agriculture: Recent Trends and Future Perspectives

Recent trends, prospects, and challenges of nanobiosensors in agriculture.- Nanostructured platforms integrated to biosensors: Recent applications in agriculture. Advances in nanotechnology for bio-sensing in agriculture and food.- Nanomaterial based gas sensor for agriculture sector.- Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) sensors for stress management in crops.- Current trends of plasmonic nanosensors use in agriculture.- Relevance of biosensor in climate smart organic agriculture and their role in environmental sustainability: What has been done and what we need to do?.- New trends in biosensors for pesticide detection.- Application of biosensor for the identification of various pathogens and pests mitigating against the agricultural production: recent advances.- Gold nanoparticles-based point-of-care colorimetric diagnostic for plant diseases.- Advancements in biosensors for fungal pathogen detection in plants.- Journey of Agricultural sensors - From conventional to ultra-modern.- PART II:  Biosensors in food science, Advances in biosensors based on electrospun micro/nanomaterials for food quality control and safety.- Current trend of electrochemical sensing for mytoxins.- Biosensor for fruit quality monitoring.- Lateral flow assays for food authentication.- Nanobiosensors in agriculture and foods: a scientometric review.- PART III: Biosensors in animal and fishery Sciences, Biosensors: Modern tools for disease diagnosis and animal health monitoring.- Nano-biosensing devices detecting biomarkers of communicable and non-communicable diseases of animals.- Recent advances in biosensor development for poultry industry.- Smart aquaculture: Integration of sensors, biosensors, and artificial intelligence.- Biosensor as potential tool for on-site detection of insect pathogens.

Dr. Ramesh N. Pudake is an Assistant Professor at Amity University Uttar Pradesh - one of the top-ranked private universities in India. Dr. Pudake is a Ph.D. in Crop Genetics and Breeding from China Agricultural University, Beijing, PRC. After his Ph.D., he is engaged in research in a range of organisms but with a focus on crop plant genomics. He has also worked in the Department of Agronomy at Iowa State University Ames, IA, USA, on host-pathogen interaction and gene mapping. Currently, he is focusing on the research on different application genomics in plant-pathogen interaction. Dr. Pudake has published more than 30 research publications, 1 book, 12 book chapters and one scholarship award from the Chinese Government. He is also an expert reviewer for several journals of repute. Dr. Utkarsh Jain holds Assistant Professorship at Amity Institute of Nanotechnology, Amity University, India. Prior joining Amity, Dr. Jain completed his PhD from Max von Pettenkofer Institute, Ludwig Maximillian University of Munich, Germany and postdoctoral research studies from prestigious Indian Institute of Science, (IISC) Bangalore, India. Dr. Jain represents a position of a highly dedicated young scientific researcher which is reflected in his published 33 research papers of high impact journals. Besides his published work, Dr. Jain persuaded to achieve many outstanding contributions in advance research by incorporating tools of nanotechnology and consequently he filed 11 patents. His area of research revolves around "how effectively nanosensing necessitates in determining biomolecules in diagnostics can be incorporated". His significant scientific contributions in the miniaturization of these laboratory models of biosensors has provided their commercial use outside the laboratory e.g. developing nanomaterials-based detection methods for glycated hemoglobin (HbA1C), a diagnostic marker for clinical long-term glycated blood proteins control and medical management is in pipeline for