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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bio-Interfaces"”.

  1. Advancing Nanoplasmonics-enabled Regenerative Spatiotemporal Pathogen Monitoring at Bio-interfaces

    … continuous spatiotemporal pathogen monitoring at biological interfaces (e.g., human tissue) holds promise for transformative applications in personalized healthcare (e.g., wound infection monitoring) and environmental surveillance (e.g., airborne virus surveillance). Despite notable progress, …

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  2. Optical Nanoantennas Integrated with 3D Microelectrode Arrays: Hybrid Photonic-Electronic Modalities for Nano-Bio Interfacing

    … a challenge due to lack of minimally-invasive biotechnologies capable of long-term measurements of various biochemical and bioelectrical signals simultaneously from single cells to cell networks. Biocompatibility is a major challenge but recent advancements in micro- and nano-fabrication has …

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  3. Multimodal Optical Interfaces Enabled by Multiresonant Plasmonics for Bio-Nanophotonics

    Engineering tools at the nano-bio interface have enabled transformative advances in molecular diagnostics, therapeutic monitoring, and cellular manipulation. However, challenges remain in achieving continuous real-time sensing, intracellular probing, and controlled actuation within an integrated, …

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  4. Quantification of molecular-level events at nanoparticle-biological interfaces

    … environments, making it difficult to predict the biological responses upon exposure of nanomaterials given the complexity of biological systems at the molecular, cellular, tissue and organism levels, and the nanomaterials investigated with a broad range of physiochemical properties. The promises …

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