This story started as a means to make ends meet in a startup. The syringe‑based sensors were originally developed within a Sensoliq startup project, in which the group developed a sensor array capable of evaluating taste-masking strategies for Adamed’s pharmaceutical formulations. Sensoliq needed a large number of potentiometric sensors of traditional construction (with an internal…
Category: outreach
Exploring the World of Potentiometric Sensors with students from Krajowy Fundusz na Rzecz Dzieci
Each year, Professor Waluk organises short-term laboratory internships for students from Krajowy Fundusz na Rzecz Dzieci. This year, the Sensor Arrays group also took part in this project and, on 9 of Dezember 2024, welcomed 4 students who had the chance to learn about the science behind the group’s recent publication. choosing from three different…
Popularising electronic tongues – collaboration with theatre
On 23rd November 2024, Emilia performed alongside the artist Gabriela Żylińska at Nowy Teatr in Warsaw as part of the programme ‘Ciała stałe, myśli lotne i inne zjawiska przyrodnicze’ (Solids, volatile thoughts and other natural phenomena). The theoretical presentation was interspersed with various experiments designed to stimulate children’s thining about senses. How complex is the…
Electronic tongues explained… in musical format
After months of preparation, on 28 August 2024, Emilia had the opportunity to present science at one of Sweden’s top concert halls. As part of the Baltic Sea Festival, organised by Swedish Radio, a Science Lab session was held. This is an outreach initiative in which six scientists from around the Baltic coast were paired…




