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Engineering two-dimensional electronic biosensors
The combination of exceptional electrical, mechanical, geometrical and chemical properties of two-dimensional materials has enabled highly sensitive detection of biological and environmental signals and opened new frontiers in biosensing. Graphene has pioneered much of this progress, yet the broader
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