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Royal Society of Chemistry, Lab on a Chip, 23(21), p. 4618-4628, 2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1lc00440a
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Addressable graphene encapsulation of wet specimens on a chip for optical, electron, infrared and X-ray based spectromicroscopy studies
Journal article published in 2021 by
Christopher Arble,
Hongxuan Guo,
Alessia Matruglio 
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Alessandra Gianoncelli ,
Lisa Vaccari ,
Giovanni Birarda ,
Andrei Kolmakov
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Alessandra Gianoncelli ,
Lisa Vaccari ,
Giovanni Birarda ,
Andrei Kolmakov
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Abstract
A microchip for spectromicroscopy of biological materials employs a graphene enclosure to separate hydrated samples from a vacuum environment. Co-encapsulated lithographically defined hydrogel microstructures extend the lifetime of the hydrated state.