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Université Des Sciences Et Technologies De Lille 1

Universiteit Gent

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Université Des Sciences Et Technologies De Lille - Lille 1

Sabine Szunerits

Rabah Boukherroub

David R Walt

Stefaan De Smedt

Joseph Demeester

Kevin Braeckmans

Ranhua Xiong

Larbi Touahir

François Ozanam

Jean-Noël Chazalviel

Elisabeth Anne-Gabrielle Galopin

Anne Chantal Gouget-Laemmel

Sangram Keshari Samal

Anne Chantal Gouget

Elisabeth Galopin

A method for generating vapour bubbles in an object comprises introducing a composition into the object, the composition comprising carbon-based nano- or microparticles that can couple with a photon wave of electromagnetic radiation. The method also comprises irradiating said object using electromagnetic radiation. The irradiation thereby is adapted for using a set of carbon-based nano- or microparticles for subsequently forming first vapour bubbles and at least second vapour bubbles using the same carbon-based nano- or microparticles.

Carbon-based particles for vapour bubble generation

The invention substantially relates to an imaging system for the chemical, biological or biochemical analysis of a sample (), comprising It is substantially characterized in that the objective (f) is configured for, downstream of the sample (): and in that the system further comprises a device () for selectively blocking the collected light beam by said objective (f).

System and method of multitechnique imaging for the chemical biological or biochemical analysis of a sample

The Invention relates to a method for producing a solid support coated by a metal Layer to which an SiOlayer provided with a uniform and stable thickness is applied, wherein said solid support makes it possible to determine the pretense of a compound on the surface thereof by means of Surface Plasmon Resonance (&#x2266;SPR &#x2267;).

Chips for surface plasmon (SPR) detection

An electro-optical system includes an array including a plurality of optical fibers and a plurality of electrodes, and an insulator. The optical fibers are configured to transmit light, the optical fibers being mechanically coupled at distal ends in a distal arrangement and mechanically coupled at proximal ends in a proximal arrangement. The plurality of electrodes are substantially coaxially disposed with at least portions of corresponding optical fibers, the electrodes being electrically conductive, with the electrodes and optical fibers being disposed in pairs, thereby being pair components, with one of the pair components of each pair being disposed about a radial periphery of the other pair component. The insulator is disposed between the plurality of electrodes and configured to inhibit transfer of electrical energy between the plurality of electrodes.

Electro-optical stimulation/measurement

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