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Chemical Sensors Using Functional Dyes and Compact Sensing Devices

The Suzuki & Citterio Lab is working to create new sensing materials, such as dyes, and to develop chemical sensors. By combining organic molecules, electrochemistry, and molecular biology, the aim is to create chemical sensors that are smaller, simpler, and more sensitive. Such sensors will have a wide range of practical applications.

Chemical Sensors Using Functional Dyes and Compact Sensing Devices

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