Scientific Paper
Advancing Label Free Detection Techniques Through Surface Based Sensing and Machine Learning
Summary
PhD thesis on improving label-free sensing, mainly surface plasmon resonance. It develops tethered, charged and curved lipid membranes that keep biological function while blocking nonspecific binding, uses SPR chips to boost MALDI mass spectrometry with machine learning to identify bacteria, and exploits pressure effects to let SPR sense small gas molecules.
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