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Field-Portable Nanoparticle and Virus Sizing Enabled by On-Chip Microscopy and Vapor-Condensed Nanolenses

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Abstract

Vapor-condensed nanolenses make label-free lensfree holographic microscopy sensitive to individual particles 40 nm and larger. Detected signals correlate with particle size with accuracy ±11 nm. Automated image processing measures >105 particles within a single field-of-view.

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