论文信息 - Photonic crystals: Sustainable sensors from silk.

Photonic crystals: Sustainable sensors from silk.

A biocompatible method for fabricating three-dimensional photonic crystals opens up unique opportunities for structurally coloured biodegradable materials, but also for implantable biosensing and targeted therapeutics on the microscale.

Federico Rosei | F. Rosei | J. Macleod | Jennifer MacLeod

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