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Elastomer-based whispering gallery mode microlasers with low Young's modulus for biosensing applications
Sensing biological forces with microscopic lasers is an emerging technique that offers significant advantages over conventional fluorescent probes and imaging-based techniques. However, the limited availability of suitable deformable or elastic microlaser materials is restricting the scale of forces
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