JOURNAL ARTICLE
Ink-Jet-Printed Optofluidic SERS for Molecular Analysis
Abstract
In this review, we present ink-jet fabrication of optofluidic surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) devices with no micro/nano-fabrication required. This novel, ultra-low-cost technique enables on-demand fabrication of SERS devices for lab and field use.
Keywords:
Fabrication Materials science Inkwell Nanotechnology Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy On demand Raman spectroscopy Optofluidics Microfluidics Raman scattering Optoelectronics Optics Computer science Physics
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Biosensors and Analytical Detection
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