A prototype hand-held SPR-based device was developed and applied to biotoxin detection.
Moreover, dramatically enhanced durability relative to doped-spiro-OMeTAD/Au based device was demonstrated by this newly developed device.
To address these issues, a novel FFE device was developed based on our previous work.
An SPRi device was developed, based on the Kretschmann configuration, that incorporated a high numerical aperture (NA = 1.65) objective to image single viruses.
The truck-stopping device was developed in October 2001 at Lawrence Livermore based on a rough schematic by Dr. Bill Wattenburg, a research scientist at California State University, Chico, and a longtime San Francisco radio talk show host.
Next a laptop-based device similar to the SDF device was developed called the Capiscope [ 75].
Based on the experiences with the first field calibration kit, a microprocessor controlled device was developed.
A novel in vitro biofilm device was developed.
54 A decade later, the rolling microneedle device was developed.
A novel ex vivo CPM device was developed.
A compact, low cost, high speed, non-destructive testing NIR (near infrared) spectrometer optical system based on MOEMS grating device is developed.
