Abstract
In this issue of Chem , Jang et al. report a wearable sensor device for the rapid and sensitive detection of amphetamine-type stimulants in point-of-use conditions. The device characteristics benefit from superb supramolecular analytical chemistry and make it one of the most notable examples of sensor development.
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