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abstract: Computational Instrumentation (CI) is an interdisciplinary engineering specialty motivated by an emerging revolutionary impact of computing on engineering analysis and design. Through the use of embedded computational intelligence in instruments facilitated scientists to solve critical problems and new findings in turn enable the development of more powerful and sometimes novel instruments. The conference aims to provide a forum for interaction and exchange of ideas among scientists, engineers, researchers and users actively engaged in the area of computational instrumentation.

abstract: Sensor is a device which can respond to some properties of the environment and transform the response into an electric signal. History has shown that advancements in materials science and engineering have been important drivers in the development of sensor technologies. More recently, a new era in sensor technology was ushered in by the development of large-scale silicon processing, permitting the exploitation of silicon to create new methods for transducing physical phenomena into electrical output that can be readily processed by a computer. Ongoing developments in materials technology will permit better control of material properties and behavior, thereby offering possibilities for new sensors with advanced features, such as greater fidelity, lower cost and increased reliability. The seminar aims to discuss recent developments in sensors. This will provide opportunity to all researchers, engineers and industrialists to present recent scientific and technological results on all aspects of the theory, design, fabrication and application of sensor and applied systems, and promote exchange of ideas and techniques.