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Optical methods for wireless implantable sensing platforms

Mujeeb-U-Rahman et al., 2013

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17576669396265035622
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Mujeeb-U-Rahman M
Chang C
Scherer A
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Biosensing and Nanomedicine VI

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Ultra small scale implants have gained lots of importance for both acute and chronic applications. Optical techniques hold the key to miniaturizing these devices to long sought sub-mm scale. This will lead towards long term use of these devices for medically relevant …
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