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We will present high-throughput fabrication techniques for nanoplasmonic devices, including template stripping, nanoimprinting, and interference lithography. Then we will discuss how to combine nanoplasmonic sensors with free-space optics and microfluidics to construct high-performance biosensing instruments.
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