Abstract
Portable lab-on-chip (LOC) devices for clinical diagnostics will be a milestone for the achievement of universal healthcare and environmental protection. Motivated by potential benefits such as sensor miniaturisation, multiplexing capabilities and relevant sensitivities in a label-free scheme, Silicon photonics based-biosensors are the most suitable candidates to achieve such portable devices [1]. These photonic biosensors consist of compact waveguides contained on chips which can be easily miniaturized and fabricated in arrays of identical sensors for multiplexed analysis.
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