Microfluidic channel integrated microwave MEMS biosensor

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2017

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Kuzubaşlı, Ahmet
Demir, Şimşek
Akın, Tayfun

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This invention relates to a robust, microwave biosensor fabricated using MEMS fabrication techniques for highly sensitive and selective, rapid, label-free detection of biological or chemical substances. The biosensor subjected to this invention can be used for In-vitro, Point-of-care diagnostics which can have wide range of applications covering environmental monitoring, drug-discovery, disease diagnosis etc.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/70083

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Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Patent / Utility Model

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A. Kuzubaşlı, Ş. Demir, and T. Akın, “Microfluidic channel integrated microwave MEMS biosensor,” 00, 2017.