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Nano-Scale Electrical Transducers of Surface Plasmons for Integrated Biosensing

Neutens et al., 2012

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2569205002470718828
Author
Neutens P
De Vlaminck I
Lozenko S
Lagae L
Van Dorpe P
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Nanoplasmonic Sensors

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Recent developments in fabrication, characterization, and understanding of local surface plasmon resonances and surface plasmon waveguides have fuelled the development of a new generation of surface plasmon based biosensors, mainly based on local refractive …
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