Titlebook: Biomedical Optical Sensors; Differentiators for Richard De La Rue,Hans Peter Herzig,Martina Gerken Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland A

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Rolf Lammering,Ulrich Gabbert,Peter Wierach of the term ‘photonic crystal’ that is fairly broad. In surveying the already extensive literature, we have accepted that the author’s or authors’ choice of the words ‘photonic crystal’ in a description of their work makes it appropriate for consideration in the present chapter.

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Heavy Losses: Modernity, Trauma, Philosophy, planar optofluidic devices that harness optical forces to control particle movement on a chip. Complementary implementations using solid-core and liquid-core optical waveguides are described, along with potential applications in biosensing and other fields.

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Fundamental Equations of Viscous Flow,oscopic probing of the bond dynamics, notably their energies, particularly using an optical source has emerged as a powerful route to ascertaining the chemical composition of a sample. This type of information can be crucial for a detailed molecular analysis and indeed can complement other informati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-48387-6Biomedical Sensing; Label-free Detection of Bacteria; On-chip Particle Delivery and Sensing; Optical Fi

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Photonic Crystal Biosensors, of the term ‘photonic crystal’ that is fairly broad. In surveying the already extensive literature, we have accepted that the author’s or authors’ choice of the words ‘photonic crystal’ in a description of their work makes it appropriate for consideration in the present chapter.

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Optical Fiber Sensors,ange of applications ranging from diagnosis to therapy such as cavitational and endoscopic laser surgery. This chapter reviews optical fibers and their wealth of applications in biomedical sensing: from cellular microenvironment to pH, gas, temperature, pressure, and blood flow.

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Planar Optofluidics for On-Chip Particle Manipulation, planar optofluidic devices that harness optical forces to control particle movement on a chip. Complementary implementations using solid-core and liquid-core optical waveguides are described, along with potential applications in biosensing and other fields.