Recent Advances on Ultra-Sensitive, Selective, and Label-Free Optical Sensing for Fundamental Science, Environmental Monitoring, and Translational Medicine

FLOWER can achieve label-free, single-molecule detection in seconds and detect concentrations at the zeptomolar level. Applications include ligand-receptor studies, drug screening, and disease diagnostics. Next generation platforms involve on-chip frequency comb generation and photothermal microscopy.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_at.2025.aa133_1
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Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Recent Advances on Ultra-Sensitive, Selective, and Label-Free Optical Sensing for Fundamental Science, Environmental Monitoring, and Translational Medicine

Judith Su
Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Recent Advances on Ultra-Sensitive, Selective, and Label-Free Optical Sensing for Fundamental Science, Environmental Monitoring, and Translational Medicine

Judith Su
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FLOWER can achieve label-free, single-molecule detection in seconds and detect concentrations at the zeptomolar level. Applications include ligand-receptor studies, drug screening, and disease diagnostics. Next generation platforms involve on-chip frequency comb generation and photothermal microscopy.

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