“…This method allows the preparation of imprinted polymer layers that have proven their efficiency for the detection of several macromolecular targets, such as bacteria, [7,[62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71] viruses, [61,72,73] funghi, [74] and proteins. [75] Another benefit of this approach is the variety of readouts that could be employed using surfaces prepared with this technique, in fact these imprinted layers have been used with electrochemical, [7,69,73] thermal, [7,65,68,71] Raman, [66,67] and QCM [70,72,75] readout technologies. It should also be noted that by slightly varying the chemical composition of the substrate and stamp employed for the imprinting (Table 1), the sensitivity and selectivity of the sensor could be strongly affected, [7,76] thus leaving a great margin for improvement of such imprinted layers.…”