Emerging Diagnostic Glucose Sensing Approaches

Abhishek Kandwal (Senior Member, IEEE) is presently working as an Associate Professor in the School of CHIPS at Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University and is Honorary Associate at University of Liverpool, UK. He is Listed in World Top 2% Scientist List of Stanford and Elsevier, 2025. Earlier, he received his Ph.D in Physics (Electromagnetic Waves) in 2014. He has over 14-years of research/teaching experience from some of the world top universities and research organizations. He has authored over 150-international research publications and filed/granted more than 10-national/international Patents. He served as Associate Editor for IEEE Access Journal (2019-22). Presently he is Associate Editor for Journal of King Saud University - Eng. Sci, Springer (2024-continue), special Issue Editor of various journals in Elsevier, Springer, Wiley (2023-continue), Editorial Board Member of Nature: Scientific Reports Journal (2024-continue), Editorial Board Member of Discover Materials and Discover Sensors, Springer (2024-continue) Prof. Zedong Nie is Professor and Doctoral supervisor in the Biomedical and Health Engineering department at Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences (SIAT-CAS), China. Dr. Nie has expertise in human body communication and wearable health technology. His research interest includes noninvasive blood glucose monitoring, wearable sensors, communication system and protocol, biometric verification, and AI/machine learning. He's won several Research achievement awards, has applied for more than 60 invention patents and 7 PCT patents with 33 invention patents that have been authorized and more than 70 SCI/Scopus papers have been published. He is the evaluation expert of National Natural Science Foundation of China and Guangdong provincial science and technology department, and the reviewer of several reputed IEEE Journals. He won the honor of innovation and entrepreneurial talent of Shenzhen. He has several national level funding grants for Glucose monitoring and human body communications. Dr. Rohit Jasrotia is currently working as an Assistant professor at the School of Physics and Materials Science, Shoolini University, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India. He also worked as Research fellow at INTI International University, Nilai, Malaysia. Dr. Jasrotia has published more than 135 research articles in reputed international journals, with over 4,100 citations and an h-index of 39. He has edited several scholarly books indexed in Elsevier databases and has been recognized among the Top 2% Scientists worldwide by Stanford University in collaboration with Elsevier. He has also served as a Special Issue Managing Editor for various journals.

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