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Remote Monitoring of Structures in Composite Materials via Embedded Thermo-Chemical Sensors

B. Golchinfar [1], M. Rutner [1], D. Donskoy [1],
[1] Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, USA

Composite systems are becoming more and more widespread across industries and the capability to finding and tracking internal defects before they have grown to major deterioration is of paramount importance in regard to safety, economy and maintenance. We are exploring a novel method of ... Read More

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Modeling of a Diffraction Grating Coupled Waveguide Based Biosensor for Microfluidic Applications

Y. Wu [1], M. L. Adams [1],
[1] Auburn University, Auburn, AL, USA

Grating couplers are a common optical component for introducing light into chip-based photonic structures. They are used extensively for optical interconnects and optical device integration. A microfluidic diffraction grating coupled waveguide (MDGCW) biosensor applies a grating coupler ... Read More

Magnetostatic-Magnon Sensors for Microwave Microscopy of Biological Structures

E. Hollander[1], E. O. Kamenetskii[1], R. Shavit[1]
[1]Microwave Magnetic Laboratory, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel

Microwave sensing and monitoring is very attractive for biological applications because of their sensitivity to water and dielectric contrast. Direct detection of biological structures in microwave frequencies and understanding of the molecular mechanisms of microwave effects is ... Read More

Study of the Optical Field Scattering Enhancement on a 2D Rough Surface Using COMSOL Multiphysics®

P. de Carvalho Gomes [1], P. Goldberg Oppenheimer [1]
[1]School of Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham, UK

Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) phenomenon is well known for its detection sensitivity, however, to better understand how it works a better insight needs to be developed on the physics behind the phenomenon. The physical aspects known to produce SERS effect are the use of ... Read More

Surface Charge Modulated Ionic Conductance of Closed Solid State Nanopore Biosensors

H. Ghosh [1], C. Roychaudhuri [1],
[1] Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology (IIEST), Shibpur, Howrah, West Bengal, India

This paper explores surface charge modulated ionic conductance of closed solid-state nanopores for explaining significant nonlinear length dependent variation in ionic current in such nanopore biosensors with a view to design improved sensors without increasing fabrication cost for ... Read More

Simulation of Bio-medical Waveguide in Mechanical and Optical fields

Y. Xin[1], A. Purniawan[1], L. Pakula[1], G. Pandraud[1], P. J. French[1]
[1]Technology University of Delft, Delft, Netherlands

This paper presents a freestanding waveguide to achieve the goal of detecting anastomosis leakage after colon surgery. The freestanding part is a thin membrane consisting of TiO2 rib and SiN ridge. This freestanding waveguide is designed both mechanically and optically to maintain ... Read More

Collecting Photons from an STM Microscope

H. Cabrera [1], B. Zengin [2],
[1] Laboratory for Solid State Physics, ETH Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland
[2] Department of Physics, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

We modify a Tunnel Effect Microscope (STM) with the purpose of analyzing the local production of photons in the electrostatic junction during the image taking process. The novelty of this project compared to previous studies is that it is intended to be developed from the beginning as ... Read More

COMSOL Multiphysics for the Designs and Applications on Biomicrofluidic Chips

I-Fang Cheng[1]
[1]National Nano Device Laboratories (NDL), National Applied Research Laboratories, Taipei, Taiwan

Some types of rare pathogens can be detected and identified in human blood through a low-cost and label-free method. The On-Chip SESR identification process has a fast detection time (about 5 minutes) and a low detection limit. Discrimination of a species is done by sorting red blood ... Read More

A Multi-physics Study of the Ion Transport in Wireless Bipolar Nanopore Electrodes

Y. L. Ying [1], Y. J. Li [1], R. Gao [1], Y. X. Hu [1], L. F. Cui [1], L. Q. Ruan [1],
[1] East China University of Science & Technology, Shanghai, China

Wireless Bipolar Nanopore Electrode (WNE) as a new type of nanoelectrode offers a novel and generally accessible tool for analyzing single molecules/ions, discriminating single particles and probing single cells. The WNE fabricates by a metal coated quartz nanopore, which owns a gold ... Read More

Simulation of Helmholtz Resonators for Optical Gas Sensing: Comparison Between Pressure Acoustics and Thermoacoustics

B. Parvitte[1], C. Risser[1], R. Vallon[1], V. Zéninari[1]
[1]Université de Reims, Reims, France

Among optical gas sensing methods, photoacoustic (PA) spectroscopy combined with a laser source has proven to be a very robust and sensitive method for trace gas detection. COMSOL Multiphysics® software was used to calculate the frequency response of differential Helmholtz resonator ... Read More

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