Plasmonic nanostructures present unique optical properties due to the generation of strong electric fields caused by the excitation of the localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPRs). One of the main applications of such LSPRs are the so-called surface enhanced spectroscopies, mainly the surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS). These spectroscopies have potential for the detection of single molecules under the natural environmental conditions of the analyte and thus, present a broad potential application in different (bio)fields including medicine, the development of new diagnostic tools, multiplex detection and bioimaging and high-throughput screening applications for drug discovery. Herein we will disuse about the fabrication of SERS encoded particles and their application to the high-throughput screening multiplex identification and recounting of microorganism in biological samples in real time.

Applications of SERS encoded particles

2019 Fall National Meeting

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