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Purpose

– This paper aims to provide details of recent developments in nanosensors based on graphene.

Design/methodology/approach

– Following an introduction, this paper first considers some of the motivations for using graphene in sensors. It then describes a selection of recently reported graphene nanosensors for detecting physical variables, gases, chemical species and biological agents. Finally, brief conclusions are drawn.

Findings

– Graphene exhibits a number of unique properties that make it an intriguing candidate for use in sensors. Research is still at a relatively early stage, but prototype sensors have been demonstrated which respond to numerous physical, molecular and biological variables.

Originality/value

– This paper provides a timely review of the use of graphene in sensors.

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