Optofluidic sensing from inkjet-printed droplets: the enormous enhancement by evaporation-induced spontaneous flow on photonic crystal biosilica

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New technology taps power of diatoms to dramatically improve sensor performance

Chem Europe , 11 Nov 2016

Graphic courtesy of Oregon State University Diatoms and inkjet printing are components of this 'optofluidic' sensor created at…

New technology taps power of diatoms to dramatically improve sensor performance

Bionity, 11 Nov 2016

Graphic courtesy of Oregon State University Diatoms and inkjet printing are components of this 'optofluidic' sensor created at…

Improving Sensor Performance « isssource.com

Industrial Safety and Security Source, 09 Nov 2016

By combining the diatom with a version of inkjet printing and optical sensing it is possible to create an exceptional sensing…

Sensor Performance Improved with New ‘Optofluidic’ Technology

AzoSensors.com, 09 Nov 2016

Nov 9 2016 By combining the diatom, one of nature’s miniature miracles, with a version of inkjet printing and optical sensing…

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