Applied Physics: connecting physics and engineering for practical purposes.
Applied Physics is a generic term used to describe the part of physics that is particularly interested in the use of technologies to solve practical problems.
In this talk I will present the results obtained in some of our projects in different areas such as medicine and engineering. I will talk about the role of red blood cells electrical charge to diagnose diseases as a low resource technique. I will present the results obtained of erythrocytes Zeta Potential measurements of patients with different states of health. At the same time, I will introduce the study of promising graphene-derived materials, such as graphene oxide, reduced-graphene oxide and laser-induced graphene, for their use in flexible electronics devices for biomedical applications.