Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention provide for an integrated electrophysiology amplifying apparatus, computer-accessible medium, system and method for use thereof. In accordance with certain exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure, an integrated electrophysiology amplifying system can include: a pipette interface for receiving a pipette or sharp microelectrode; and an integrated circuit having (i) an amplifier coupled to the pipette interface and configured to control a current through a connected pipette or record a cell membrane voltage and (ii) at least one compensation circuit using negative feedback; wherein the integrated circuit and pipette interface are physically integrated within a common housing.

Abstract: A floating gate based sensor apparatus includes at least two separate electrical bias components with respect to a floating gate based sensor surface within the floating gate based sensor apparatus. By including the at least two electrical bias components, the floating gate based sensor apparatus provides enhanced capabilities for biomaterial and non-biomaterial detection and manipulation while using the floating gate based sensor apparatus.

Abstract: A floasting gate based sensor apparatus includes at least two separate electrical bias components with respect to a floating gate based sensor surface within the floating gate based sensor apparatus. By including the at least two electrical bias components, the floating gate based sensor apparatus provides enhanced capabilities for biomaterial and non-biomaterial detection and manipulation while using the floating gate based sensor apparatus.

Abstract: A floating gate based sensor apparatus includes at least two separate electrical bias components with respect to a floating gate based sensor surface within the floating gate based sensor apparatus. By including the at least two electrical bias components, the floating gate based sensor apparatus provides enhanced capabilities for biomaterial and non-biomaterial detection and manipulation while using the floating gate based sensor apparatus.

Abstract: A floating gate based sensor apparatus includes at least two a separate electrical bias components with respect to a floating gate based sensor surface within the floating gate based sensor apparatus. By including the at least two electrical bias components, the floating gate based sensor apparatus provides enhanced capabilities for biomaterial and non-biomaterial detection and manipulation while using the floating gate based sensor apparatus.