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Dual-channel metasurfaces for refractometric and spatial heterogeneity sensing
Nanophotonic sensors amplify analyte-induced optical signals through resonantly enhanced light-matter interactions. While effective for refractometric sensing, conventional sensing platforms typically collapse spatial variations in analyte distributions into ensemble-averaged readouts, thereby obscu
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