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Sub-Nyquist time-domain surface-enhanced Raman mapping
Surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) combines analyte-specificity and single-molecule sensitivity, but its potential is limited by slow readout where sophisticated nanosensors are analysed in a serial fashion, one particle at a time. We introduce SERS lock-in sampling to resolve the decades-old
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