Ilona Piekarz

Assistant Professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

Poland

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Ilona Piekarz is an Assistant Professor at AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. Her research focuses on the development and application of microwave biosensors for various detection purposes, including bacteria, glucose levels, and food adulteration. Her recent publications highlight advancements in low-cost and highly sensitive sensors, as well as innovative techniques in dielectric spectroscopy and antenna radiation pattern correction.

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Articles (20)

Highly sensitive space-filling planar microwave biosensors for label-free $E. coli$ bacteria sensing with enhanced detection capability

Low-cost and highly sensitive reflective-mode phase-variation sensor for bacteria detection

Low-cost honey adulteration detection platform with a plug-and-measure microwave sensor

Multi-Setup Correction of Antenna Radiation Patterns Obtained From Phaseless Non-Anechoic Measurements

Noncontact Dielectric Spectroscopy of Liquids Using Additively Manufactured Coaxial-Type Sensor Matched With an Exchangeable Custom Test Tube

Low-Cost Method for Internal Surface Roughness Reduction of Additively Manufactured All-Metal Waveguide Components

A Broadband Inline Transition From On-PCB Microstrip to Hybrid Stack-Up Integrated Additively Fabricated Air-Filled Waveguide

Additively manufactured microwave sensor for glucose level detection in saliva

High sensitivity and selectivity microwave biosensor using biofunctionalized differential resonant array implemented in LTCC for \emph {Escherichia coli} detection

Low-cost fully additively manufactured passive microwave components exploiting available 3D flexibility

Microstrip antennas on 3D-printed magneto-dielectric substrates: fabrication and efficiency study

Ultra-broadband direct dielectric spectroscopy of liquids using a calibrated microwave-fluidic vertical two-wire sensor with bi-material 3D printed chamber

Planar single and dual-resonant microwave biosensors for label-free bacteria detection

Test tube dedicated microwave liquid dielectric sensor for non-contact properties change monitoring and material characterization with tube exchange capability

Wideband Microstrip to 3-D-Printed Air-Filled Waveguide Transition Using a Radiation Probe

A novel method for ceramic characterisation by high frequency microwave energy absorption

Additively fabricated air-filled waveguide integrated with printed circuit board using a through-patch transition

Broadband permittivity and permeability extraction of 3-D-printed magneto-dielectric substrates

Detection of methanol contamination in ethyl alcohol employing a purpose-designed high-sensitivity microwave sensor

Direct broadband dielectric spectroscopy of liquid chemicals using microwave-fluidic two-wire transmission line sensor

Collaborators (12)

Jakub Sorocki

Sabina Górska

Maurizio Bozzi

Agnieszka Razim

Witold Skowronski

Stefania Marconi

Piotr Kolenderski

Marcin Słoma

K. Wincza

Robert Smolarz

Heike Bartsch

Artur Rydosz

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