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We have developed a highly sensitive chemical sensor using nanocoaxial electrodes with porous annuli and capacitive detection. In Zhao et al. "Ultrasensitive chemical detection using a nanocoax sensor", we report sub-ppb (parts per billion) sensitivity to various volatile organic compounds in nitrogen.
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Juan Merlo Publication
Juan Merlo’s paper on wireless communication via plasmonic antennas paper published in Scientific Reports
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Michelle Archibald’s electrochemical sensor paper published
A collaboration between Naughton Lab and the laboratory of Prof. Tom Chiles (BC Biology) has published a paper in Biosensors and Bioelectronics on using the nanocoax as a sensitive biosensor. Dr. Michelle Archibald, 2016 BC Ph.D. in Biology, is the lead author.
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Jeffrey Naughton’s optogenetics paper published
A collaboration between Naughton Lab and the laboratories of Prof. John Christianson (BC Psychology) and Prof. Tom Chiles (BC Biology) has published a paper in Frontiers of Neuroscience on development of a novel, nanocoax-based optrode array. Physics graduate student Jeffrey Naughton is the lead author.
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