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Fully room temperature and label free biosensing based on an ink-jet printed polymer microdisk laser

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In this article, a microdisk laser was fabricated using a low-viscosity hyper branched polymer FC-V-50 using ink-jet printing, and was surface modified at room temperature within a relatively short time compared to conventional methods.
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Materials with biomolecule-compatible functional groups are desirable for the fabrication of microdisk lasers used in bio-sensing applications. In this study, a microdisk laser was fabricated using a low-viscosity hyper branched polymer FC-V-50 using ink-jet printing, and was surface-modified at room temperature within a relatively short time compared to conventional methods. The carboxyl functional group of the FC-V-50 polymer was used for surface modification and biotinylation. The adsorption characteristics of the microdisk laser were evaluated using bovine serum albumin, avidin, and streptavidin. This study reports the first demonstration of label-free biosensing using the FC-V-50 polymer-based microdisk laser.

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Review of the Common Deposition Methods of Thin-Film Pentacene, Its Derivatives, and Their Performance

TL;DR: In this paper , a review summarizes the deposition principles and control parameters of each deposition method for pentacene and its derivatives, and also provides a comparison of each method to provide recommendations for specific device applications.
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H3 (Hydrogel‐Based, High‐Sensitivity, Hybrid) Plasmonic Transducers for Biomolecular Interactions Monitoring

TL;DR: A hybrid plasmonic transducer made of a Poly‐(ethylene glycol) diacrylate (PEGDA) hydrogel and citrate gold nanoparticles detects the biotin‐streptavidin interaction at picomolar concentration.
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Polarization-dependent refractive index analysis for nanoporous microcavities by ray tracing of a propagating electromagnetic field

TL;DR: In this article, a hybrid simulation method that combines electromagnetic field analysis and ray tracing based on wave optics and ray optics is proposed to estimate the refractive index of nanoporous materials by combining numerical simulations and experiments.
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