Journal : SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B: CHEMICAL
Journal : SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B: CHEMICAL
ISSN : 0925-4005 Vol./Iss. : 51 / 1-3
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chamber:Development and construction of the first optrodes/optodes,
Lu"bbers , D.W., pp.: 5-11 Subcellular optochemical nanobiosensors: probes encapsulated by biologically localised embedding (PEBBLEs) Clark , Heather A., pp.: 12-16 Set of luminescence decay time based chemical sensors for clinical applications Wolfbeis , Otto S., pp.: 17-24 Fibre optic techniques for remote spectroscopic methane detection---from concept to system realisation Culshaw , B., pp.: 25-37 Reference-compensated biosensing using a dual-channel surface plasmon resonance sensor system based on a planar lightpipe configuration, Nenninger , G.G., pp.: 38-45 A fiber optic biosensor for multianalyte detection: importance of preventing fluorophore aggregation Bakaltcheva , Irina B., pp.: 46-51 Development of a DNA biochip: principle and applications Vo-Dinh , Tuan, pp.: 52-59 Controlling the sensitivity of optical oxygen sensors Mills , Andrew, pp.: 60-68 Optical sensors for oxygen: a log-gaussian multisite-quenching model Mills , Andrew, pp.: 69-76 Polymeric films in optical gas sensors Brook , Thomas E., pp.: 77-83 Attenuated total reflection mid-infrared spectroscopy for clinical chemistry applications using silver halide fibers Heise , H.M., pp.: 84-91 Comparison of fibre-optic SERS sensors with differently prepared tips Viets , C., pp.: 92-99 Electrochemiluminescence of luminol for 2,4-D optical immunosensing in a flow injection analysis system Marquette , Christophe A., pp.: 100-106 Novel chemiluminometric H2O2 sensors for the selective flow injection analysis Janasek , D., pp.: 107-113 New NIR methine dyes as sensing agents for ammonia Landl , M., pp.: 114-120 Development of a piezo-optical chemical monitoring system Wright , John D., pp.: 121-130 Resonant grating sensors using frustrated total-internal reflection Goddard , Nicholas J., pp.: 131-136 Biosensors on the basis of luminescent oxygen sensor: the use of microporous light-scattering support materials Papkovsky , Dmitri B., pp.: 137-145 Monitoring the diffusion of vapour molecules in polymer films using SP-leaky-mode spectroscopy Podgorsek , R.P., pp.: 146-151 Investigation of fiber-optic evanescent-wave sensors for detection of liquid hydrocarbons Tobis[caron]ka , Petr, pp.: 152-158 A new method for recognizing organic vapor by spectroscopic image on cataluminescence-based gas sensor Nakagawa , Masuo, pp.: 159-162 A modular luminescence lifetime imaging system for mapping oxygen distribution in biological samples Holst , Gerhard, pp.: 163-170 FLIM of luminescent oxygen sensors: clinical applications and results Stu"cker , Markus, pp.: 171-175 A new sandwich-type diphthalocyanine as a potential optical transducer for NO2 detection Baldini , F., pp.: 176-180 Immunofluorescence sensor for water analysis Klotz , A., pp.: 181-187 Development of a submicron optochemical potassium sensor with enhanced stability due to internal reference Koronczi , Ilona, pp.: 188-195 Photobleaching of a ruthenium complex in polymers used for oxygen optodes and its inhibition by singlet oxygen quenchers, Hartmann , Paul, pp.: 196-202 Sol-gel based optical sensor for dissolved ammonia Lobnik , Aleksandra, pp.: 203-207 Assessment of water quality based on multiparameter fiber optic probe Dybko , Artur, pp.: 208-213 Optical sensing of high acidity using a sol--gel entrapped indicator Noire , M.H., pp.: 214-219 LED-based NIR spectrometer module for hand-held and process analyser applications Malinen , Jouko, pp.: 220-226 Design of a fibre optic multi-point sensor for gas detection Stewart , G., pp.: 227-232 Room temperature InAs photodiode--InGaAs LED pairs for methane detection in the mid-IR Matveev , B., pp.: 233-237 Kinetic factors in the response of piezo-optical chemical monitoring devices Gibson , Ceri A., pp.: 238-243 Development of a piezo-optical chemical monitoring system for nitrogen dioxide Colin , Florence, pp.: 244-248 New ways in bioanalysis---one-way optical sensor chip for environmental analysis Meusel , Markus, pp.: 249-255 Detection of environmental pollutants using optical biosensor with immobilized algae cells Frense , Dieter, pp.: 256-260 Biomass monitoring using the photoacoustic effect Schmidt , Kai, pp.: 261-267 Molecular arrangement of adsorbed fibrinogen molecules characterized by specific monoclonal antibodies and a surface plasmon resonance sensor, Dyr , J.E., pp.: 268-272 2-Dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy for on-line bioprocess monitoring Lindemann , C., pp.: 273-277 Physical analysis of teflon coated capillary waveguides Dress , Peter, pp.: 278-284 Periodically structured metallic substrates for SERS Kahl , M., pp.: 285-291 Silver films on diamond particles as substrates for surface-enhanced Raman scattering Kostrewa , S., pp.: 292-297 A comparative study of spectral and angle-dependent SPR devices in biological applications Aldinger , Ulrich, pp.: 298-304 The detection of phenols in water using a surface plasmon resonance system with specific receptors Wright , John D., pp.: 305-310 Miniaturization of fiber optic surface plasmon resonance sensor Slavi'k , Radan, pp.: 311-315 Surface plasmon chemical/biological sensor in integrated optics Hugon , O., pp.: 316-320 Quantifying the information content of surface plasmon resonance reflection spectra Chinowsky , Timothy M., pp.: 321-330 Novel polarization control scheme for spectral surface Homola , Jir[caron]i', pp.: 331-339 Inverted-graded index fiber structures for evanescent-wave chemical sensing Mate[caron]jec , Vlastimil, pp.: 340-347 Origin of optical anisotropy in planar polymer waveguides Hanisch , G., pp.: 348-354 Optical chemical sensing based on thin films of Prussian Blue Koncki , Robert, pp.: 355-358 Fibre optic ammonia sensing employing novel near infrared dyes Malins , C., pp.: 359-367 Optical fibre reflectance sensors for the detection of heavy metal ions based on immobilised Br-PADAP Vaughan , Andrew A., pp.: 368-376 Selection of modulation frequency of excitation for luminescence lifetime-based oxygen sensors Ogurtsov , Vladimir I., pp.: 377-381 Evaluation of fibre optical chemical sensors for flow analysis systems Sotomayor , Pilar T., pp.: 382-390 |
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