Towards airborne optofluidics
This paper details progress towards the possibility of creating integrated optical devices capable of manipulating and analyzing airborne particles in the form of aerosols. We also describe work designed to look at the possibility of controlling optical cavities created using liquid aerosols using l...
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| creator | McGloin, D. Guillon, M. Rudd, D. Burnham, D.R. Summers, M.D. Firmin, J. Butler, J.R. Wills, J.B. Mitchem, L. Meresman, H. Reid, J.P. Sheridan, A. |
| description | This paper details progress towards the possibility of creating integrated optical devices capable of manipulating and analyzing airborne particles in the form of aerosols. We also describe work designed to look at the possibility of controlling optical cavities created using liquid aerosols using light. |
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| subjects | Biomedical optical imaging Biosensors Gold integrated optics Magnetic fields Magnetic particles Magnetic sensors Micromagnetics optical cavities optical guiding Optical sensors optical tweezers optofluidics Pathogens Stress |
| title | Towards airborne optofluidics |
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