Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Taik-Jin Lee

Dong-Kyu Lee

Jae-Hun Kim

Chul-Ki Kim

Min-Ah Seo

Young-Min Jhon

Seok Pil Lee

Jun-Seok Lee

Disclosed herein are a method and a device for sensing sugars, using terahertz electromagnetic waves. By the method, even a trace amount of sugars in a liquid state can be accurately discriminated and sensed, with high sensitivity and selectivity, using a sensing chip that works in a terahertz electromagnetic wave band. Using the method, sugars even at low concentrations can be accurately analyzed with high sensitivity and selectivity in which terahertz electromagnetic waves are irradiated onto sugars through a sensing chip having a meta unit in which a pattern is formed to amplify a frequency corresponding to an absorption frequency of a sugar of interest.

Method for sensitively and selectively sensing sugars using terahertz electromagnetic waves and device used therefor

Disclosed herein are a method and device for sensing pesticide residues, using terahertz electromagnetic waves. By the method, even a trace amount of pesticide residues on objects such as fruits can be accurately discriminated and sensed, with high sensitivity and selectivity, using a sensing chip that works in a terahertz electromagnetic wave band. Using the method, pesticide residues even at low concentrations can be accurately analyzed with high sensitivity and selectivity in which terahertz electromagnetic waves are irradiated onto pesticide residues through a sensing chip having a meta unit in which a pattern is formed to amplify a frequency corresponding to an absorption frequency of a pesticide residue of interest.

Method for sening residues using terahertz electromagnetic waves with high sensitivity and device used therefor

Disclosed herein are a method and device for sensing avian influenza viruses, using terahertz electromagnetic waves. By the method, even a trace amount of avian influenza viruses in a liquid state can be accurately discriminated and sensed, with high sensitivity and selectivity, using a sensing chip that works in a terahertz electromagnetic wave band. Using the method, avian influenza viruses even at low concentrations can be accurately analyzed with high sensitivity and selectivity in which terahertz electromagnetic waves are irradiated onto avian influenza viruses through a sensing chip having a meta unit in which a pattern is formed to amplify a frequency corresponding to an absorption frequency of an avian influenza virus of interest.

Method for sensitively and selectively sensing avian influenza virus using terahertz electromagnetic waves and device used therefor

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Taik-Jin Lee