Carbon Nanotubes With Different Orientations for Electrochemical Biodevices

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Carbon Nanotubes With Different Orientations for Electrochemical Biodevices

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Horizontal growth of dense carbon nanotube membranes for interconnects and sensors

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Comparing the enhanced sensing interfaces of differently oriented carbon nanotubes onto silicon for bio-chip applications

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