Scientific Paper
Desarrollo de biosensor piezoeléctrico para diagnóstico de enfermedades
Summary
Project report on a piezoelectric QCM biosensor for eye health, covering the design, simulation, fabrication and characterisation of a device that would detect biochemical or molecular markers. It explains why QCM biosensors are fast, low-cost and reproducible, and sets out a plan aimed at tools for predicting disease progression and guiding treatment.
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