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Selective ion sensing with high resolution large area graphene field effect transistor arrays
I. Fakih, O. Durnan, et al.
Discover how a groundbreaking wafer-scale graphene transistor technology, developed by Ibrahim Fakih and colleagues, is revolutionizing real-time ion sensing. This innovative approach enhances the resolution and selectivity of ion-sensitive field-effect transistors, enabling accurate measurements of multiple ionic species in a dynamic environment.
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