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Graphene as Enabling Material for Infrared Plasmonic Biosensors

Daniel Rodrigo Lopez
2016
Conference Papers

Abstract

We demonstrate a graphene infrared biosensor for chemical-specific label-free protein detection. Graphene plasmon resonances are dynamically tuned to enhance protein vibrational bands. We show that the extreme light confinement makes graphene plasmons extremely sensitive to nanometric molecules.

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