Breath Analysis

Giorgio Pennazza has participated and still participates in numerous national and international projects. He is the author of over 60 publications in journals, book chapters and conference proceedings. He has been teaching in this field for the past 8 years, and his main research interest is in sensors with biomedical applications. In 2012 Marco Santonico was a founding member of the company INNOSENSOR Ltd., founded as a spin-off of the University of Rome "Tor Vergata." INNOSENSOR is concerned with the research and development of sensory systems, bio-sensory and their electronic and chemical interfaces. He is the author of over 50 publications in journals, book chapters and proceedings of conferences. He is actively teaching in this field and his main research interest is the development and characterization of sensors and their electronic interfaces for biomedical applications.

1. Breathprinting: what, why, how
2. FIRST STEP: Exhaled breath: catch and store
3. SECOND STEP: Breath analysis: two strategies
4. Sensor systems for breathprinting
5. THIRD STEP: Data analysis
6. FOURTH STEP: Breathrpinting based diagnosis, selected case study
7. FIFTH STEP: Breathprinting roadmap based on expert’s opinion
8. APPENDIX: a review of the current financed projects and initiatives in this field