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Novel Needle-based SERS Sensor

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Transforming Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy with Novel Needle-Based Sensor

-- A better selective absorption on biomarkers of different CVD

Product Information

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Traditional Commercial Nanoparticle-based SERS Sensor

Have long test time and expensive test cost, with low test sensitivity and sample pretreatment.

Novel Needle-based SERS Sensor

Scientific research results on the application of our sensors have been published in top journals of chemical engineering.

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Technology Advantages

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1. Technology Effect:


Patented technologies on nanostructures enhance Raman signals millions of times

2. Production Advantage:

Needle based SERS sensors Mass-producible Environmentally friendly

3. Technology Accumulation:

Technologies from Hong Kong Branch of National Precious Metals Material Engineering Research Center (NPMM), CityU. Two patents have been licensed

Product Ecosystem

Personal Care Products:
 

Identification of skin care products, authenticity, and illegal additives

Food Safety:
 

Detection of antibiotics residual in meat products, food spoilage.

Infectious Diseases Detection:
  
Detection of infectious diseases.

Law Enforcement:

 

Drug/ Dangerous explosive analysis.

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Chip Detection:
 

Multi-level detection of electronic materials.

CVD Early Detection:
 

Early detection cardiovascular diseases.

Project Milestone

Release of disease detection kits

Sensor Production

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Release of pesticide testing kit

Release of the second generation of handheld systems

Built Connections to more than 10 collaborators and confirm the application needs of the future products

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Tel: (852) 3525 1175

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