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Feb 21, 2006

Microscopic Contacts

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Tiny slivers of gel formed into microscopic lens shapes could be used in biosensors for chemical analysis and medical diagnostics, according to US researchers. The team has developed a new material that can be shaped into such a microlens but then changes shape, and so its focal length, when a target substance is present. Read on…

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