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Nanobiosensors based on optoelectronic and nanomechanical transducers for genomic and proteomic applications

Journal article published in 2006 by L. M. Lechuga, J. Tamayo, A. Calle, C. Domínguez ORCID
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Abstract

We show the design, fabrication and testing of micro/nanobiosensor devices based on highly sensitive optoelectronic and nanomechanical transducers. Most of the devices are fabricated by standard Silicon CMOS microelectronics technology according to a precise design for achieving a high sensitivity for biosensing applications. Three biosensors have been developed: (a) a Surface Plasmon Resonance biosensor, (b) an integrated, Mach–Zehnder micro/nano interferometer device based on optical waveguides, and (c) nanomechanical biosensors based on microcantilevers.