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Authors: Farrell ME, Coppock MB, Holthoff EL, Pellegrino PM, Bickford JR, Cho PS
Publication date: 2018
Article title: Towards Army Relevant Sensing with Integrated Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Photonic (IMIPP) Devices.
Page numbers: ArticleNo8508982
DOI: 10.1109/RAPID.2018.8508982 Alternative URL: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8508982
Conference information: Proceedings, 2018 IEEE Research and Applications of Photonics In Defense Conference (RAPID)
Abstract: Development of a sensor consisting of a molecularly imprinted polymer integrated onto a photonic chip is discussed. This sensor has applications for threat detection, including current known and emerging hazards, and chemical and biological material via target specific sensing, concentrating and filtering. The photonic device that the MIP is integrated onto allows for the measurement of small quantities of target material, thus demonstrating potential application to materials like acute toxic chemicals or even low-incidence high-consequene pathogens. This paper highlights the recent early work to progress this capability focusing on MIP development for deposition onto a photonic sensing chip
Author keywords: Photonics, sensors, polymers, monitoring, Semiconductor device measurement, Biomedical monitoring, chemicals, chemical sensing, detection, molecularly imprinted polymer, hazard, biological
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