Browsing by Author "Crego Calama, Mercedes"

A low-power integrated electronic nose system

Active control of the strong coupling regime between Porphyrin excitons and surface plasmon polaritons

An energy-efficient interface for resonant sensors based on ring-down measurement

Anodic dissolution for etching large length-to-height ratio microfluidic channels

Atomic layer deposition of metal oxide thin films for sensing applications

Comparison of nitric oxide binding to different pure and mixed protoporphyrin IX monolayers

Design, fabrication and characterization of electrostatic micro actuators for microfluidic platforms

Electrochemical sensing of ethylene employing a thin ionic-liquid layer

Electrostatically driven microfluidic actuators for autonomous applications

Enhanced detection of NO2 with recessed AlGaN/GaN open gate structures

Enhanced sensitivity volatile detection with low power integrated micromechanical resonators

Enhancing the gas sensitivity of surface plasmon resonance with a nanoporous silica matrix

Functionalized vertical InAs nanowire arrays for gas sensing

Gas detection with vertical InAs nanowire arrays

Gas sensing by Fourier microscopy of surface lattice resonance in porphyrin-covered aluminium arrays

Gas sensing with AlGaN/GaN 2DEG channels

Ionic liquid based electrochemical ethylene sensor for fruit and vegetable monitoring

Metal-induced fluorescence enhancement as a new detection mechanism for vapor sensing

Miniaturized micromechanical electronic nose for detection of volatiles

Molecular activation of exciton polariton coupling in a dye/gold stack by nitrogen dioxide gas