Abstract:The
novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading globally due to its
super contagiousness, and the pandemic caused by it has caused serious
damage to the health and social economy of all countries in the world.
However, conventional diagnostic methods are not conducive to large-scale
screening and early identification of infected persons due to their
long detection time. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop
a new COVID-19 test method that can deliver results in real time and
on-site. In this work, we dev… Show more
“…Li et al. [ 206 ] developed a plasmonic biosensor based on surface-enhanced infrared absorption that can deliver results in real time and on-site. A genetic algorithm intelligent program was employed to facilitate automation of the design process with optimal sensing performance.…”
“…Li et al. [ 206 ] developed a plasmonic biosensor based on surface-enhanced infrared absorption that can deliver results in real time and on-site. A genetic algorithm intelligent program was employed to facilitate automation of the design process with optimal sensing performance.…”
“…61 Li's group has reported a rapid, extremely sensitive, and multi-faceted plasmonic nano-biosensor based on surfaceenhanced infrared absorption for on-spot COVID-19 detection. 62 An intelligent genetic algorithm program has been utilized for the spontaneous design and rapid optimization of the sensor to improve the overall detection performance. The sensor is highly sensitive for detecting COVID-19 quantitatively (1.66%/nm).…”
This review will focus on the rapid, selective, accurate, easy, affordable, versatile, and point-of-care diagnosis of COVID-19 using electrochemical, optical, magnetic, aptameric, and plasmonic nano-biosensors.
“…For example, in order to realize fast diagnosis of COVID-19, IR metasurface is developed as an alternative approach to achieve high-efficiency patient screening. COVID-19 is induced by a new coronavirus consisting of single-stranded positive-sense RNA genome and four structural proteins (spike surface glycoprotein (S), small envelope protein (E), matrix protein (M), and nucleocapsid protein (N)) [120]. Each of them has different resonance frequencies.…”
Section: Advanced Devices and Instrumentationmentioning
This paper reviews the-state-of-the-art of electromagnetic (EM) metasurfaces and emergent applications in advanced integrated devices and instruments from the design method to physical implementation. The design method includes the analytical coupled mode theory model and commonly used building blocks to construct functional metasurfaces. The modeling approach creates a common design basis of metasurface devices for optical beam steering, focusing, modulation, lasing, and detection. The proof of concept of metasurfaces has been established and is translating to practical applications. Previous studies demonstrated promising applications of metasurfaces including but not limited to optical imaging instruments, biochemical sensing devices, and multifunctional microoptoelectromechanical systems (MOEMS). Significant performance improvement of devices and instruments has been achieved due to the implementation of specially tailored metasurfaces. This review provides an alternative for researchers to step forward on the way of advancing devices and instruments by the deployment of metasurfaces.
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