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Ultra-high-Q microcavity operation in H2O and D2O

Armani et al., 2005

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9612791070521994728
Author
Armani A
Armani D
Min B
Vahala K
Spillane S
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Applied Physics Letters

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Optical microcavities provide a possible method for boosting the detection sensitivity of biomolecules. Silica-based microcavities are important because they are readily functionalized, which enables unlabeled detection. While silica resonators have been …
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