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SUMMARY:Next Generation of Gas Sensors: Anticipated and Unanticipated Adv
 antages Over Last-Century Designs
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to this IEEE Distinguish lecture from an invited IEEE
  Sensor Council Distinguished Lecturer\, Dr Radislav Potyrailo \n\nBio: 
 Radislav A. Potyrailo is a Principal Scientist at GE Research. He receiv
 ed an Optoelectronics degree from Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (1985) and 
 a PhD in Analytical Chemistry from Indiana University\, Bloomington\, IN
  (1998). At GE Research Dr. Potyrailo has been directing programs on des
 igns of physical transducers\, sensing materials with multi-response mec
 hanisms\, data analytics\, and system engineering of microanalytical ins
 trumentation. His passion is to bring innovative sensing systems from la
 boratory feasibility studies to field validations and commercialization.
  Dr. Potyrailo has been serving as a technical lead on GE R&D programs t
 ransitioned to GE businesses or GE partners for commercialization. Examp
 les include optical multi-parameter chemical sensor for GE Water\, wirel
 ess gas sensors for GE Oil & Gas\, multi-parameter oil sensor for GE Ren
 ewable Energy\, and GE Ventures start-up company on radio-frequency sens
 ors. Dr. Potyrailo has been serving as a Principal Investigator on progr
 ams funded by AFRL\, ARPA-E\, DARPA\, DHS\, DOE\, DTRA\, NIH\, NIOSH\, N
 ETL\, TSWG\, and other US Government agencies. He is the initiator and a
  co-organizer of the First Gordon Research Conference on Combinatorial a
 nd High Throughput Materials Science and serves as an editor of the Spri
 nger-Nature book series “Integrated Analytical Systems”. He is the North
  America Regional Chair of International Society for Olfaction and Chemi
 cal Sensing and is the Chair of the Device Working Group of the MEMS and
  Sensors Industry Group. Dr. Potyrailo summarized most of his innovation
 s in 150+ granted US Patents and publications (Google Scholar h-index 50
 +). He is a recipient of the Prism Award by SPIE/Photonics Media (2011) 
 for the development of a handheld sensor system for industrial water\, c
 ommercialized by GE Water and the AMA Innovation Award (2021) for the de
 velopment of networked greenhouse gas sensors\, commercialized by BHGE. 
 He is a SPIE Fellow (2011) for achievements in fundamental breakthroughs
  in optical sensing and innovative analytical systems and a recent IEEE 
 Fellow (2023) for contributions to sensor technologies for gas different
 iation\, interference rejection\, and drift elimination\, covering the w
 hole electromagnetic spectrum of his sensors.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Nancy Rothwell Building (Engineering Building_A) 1A_023M&T\, Nan
 cy Rothwell Building\, Booth Street East\, Manchester\, M13 9PL
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