Iveth Moreno

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Iveth Moreno is a leading researcher in artificial olfaction, whose work has significantly advanced the field of electronic nose technology. Her seminal review, "La Nariz Electrónica: Estado del Arte" (2009), with 20 citations, remains a foundational reference for understanding the state of the art in artificial olfactory systems. In this comprehensive work, Moreno systematically explores the principles of electronic olfaction, from sensor array design and signal processing to pattern recognition algorithms, while critically analyzing the most impactful applications across environmental monitoring, food quality control, and medical diagnostics. Her contribution lies in synthesizing complex technical concepts—including the biological parallels between natural and artificial olfaction—into an accessible framework that has guided subsequent research. By mapping the evolution of electronic nose technology and identifying key challenges in sensitivity, selectivity, and miniaturization, Moreno has helped shape the trajectory of this interdisciplinary field. Her work continues to inspire new generations of researchers working at the intersection of sensor engineering, machine learning, and analytical chemistry, establishing her as a respected voice in the development of biomimetic sensing systems.

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   La Nariz Electrónica: Estado del Arte

   20 citations · 2009

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