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From Lab-on-a-Chip to Lab-in-the Body: Miniaturization of Diagnostic Tools

Axel Scherer

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Optical molecular diagnostic tools are rapidly shrinking, enabling miniature systems that can be used to continuously monitor health in the body. We describe our work on integrated photonic systems for this purpose. Article not available.

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Optical molecular diagnostic tools are rapidly shrinking, enabling miniature systems that can be used to continuously monitor health in the body. We describe our work on integrated photonic systems for this purpose. Article not available.

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Optical molecular diagnostic tools are rapidly shrinking, enabling miniature systems that can be used to continuously monitor health in the body. We describe our work on integrated photonic systems for this purpose. Article not available.

Key concepts: Miniaturization, Lab-on-a-chip, Photonics, Computer science, Nanotechnology, Chip, Systems engineering, Engineering

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