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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Drug sensing"”.

  1. Plasmonic Sensing via Surface-Enhanced Spectroscopies

    … the use of nano-aggregates for plasmonic sensing via SERS. A key parameter to control is the gap distance between adjacent nanoparticles. Here the barrel-shaped cucubit[n]uril macromolecules are utilised. I show how nano-aggregates formed with CB[n] spacer molecules can be used for robust …

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  2. Printable graphene sensing systems for drug and alcohol detection

    … developing sensors for alcohol and psychoactive drugs, the response time is an essential factor for many industrial, pharmaceutical and forensic applications, particularly when it comes to portable, point of care devices. The literature review begins the thesis by evaluating recent developments …

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  3. The development of an electrochemical sensing device for controlled drugs.

    … of substances to test when attending clandestine drug manufacture crime scenes. Whilst many techniques exist at their disposal - such as chemical colour test reagents and immunoassays - these methods are at best semi-quantitative and often subject to false positives. Electrochemical methods of …

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