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Rationally Designed Plasmonic Nanostructures for Rapid Bacteria Detection and Identification

Rationally Designed Plasmonic Nanostructures for Rapid Bacteria Detection and Identification
合理设计的等离子体纳米结构用于快速细菌检测和识别
批准号:
0853798
负责人:
Bjoern Reinhard
金额:
$35.45万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-06-01 至 2013-05-31

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0853798 Reinhard表面增强拉曼光谱(Sers)是一种场增强振动光谱,在病原微生物的快速光谱鉴定方面显示出巨大的前景。为了实现其全部潜力,Sers基底需要产生大的和可再现的电磁场增强。在这个项目中,制造技术的发展,提供控制二维等离子体结构的复杂电磁响应。为了实现这一目标,化学组装程序和光刻纳米纤维的方法将结合起来,以产生纳米级贵金属结构在微米长度尺度的定义位置。用于巨大电磁场增强的位置(所谓的“热点”)的可靠制造方法将允许合理地制造结合了大的场增强和高再现性的联合收割机的优化Sers基底。这项工作的智力价值在于,它将提高我们对具有多个长度尺度的周期性和非周期性等离子体结构中复杂电磁相互作用的理解。该项目更广泛的影响是,优化的Sers基底将允许通过Sers快速可靠地识别细菌病原体。例如,在临床环境中,这是高度相关的,它可以实现更有效的急性感染治疗策略。具有改进的可靠性和再现性的Sers基底也将导致Sers在具有挑战性的生物和生物医学传感应用中的全新应用。除了这项建议的科学影响外,还有明显的教育和宣传影响。该项目将为学生和初级研究人员提供参与合作研究和教育计划的机会。由于这一主题和技术对普通大众都有很大的兴趣,这项努力将使一个实质性的推广计划成为可能。一个重要的组成部分将是波士顿大学纳米营,由PI与波士顿大学的学习网络资源(LERNet)合作组织。纳米营将吸引和熟悉来自市中心高中的学生-这些学生通常有更高比例的代表性不足的群体-这项建议中概述的研究。
英文摘要
0853798ReinhardSurface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a field enhanced vibrational spectroscopy that shows great promise for the rapid spectroscopic identification of pathogenic microorganisms. To realize its full potential, SERS substrates are required that generate large and reproducible electromagnetic field enhancements. In this project fabrication technologies are developed that provide control over the complex electromagnetic response of two-dimensional plasmonic structures. To achieve this aim chemical assembly procedures and lithographic nanofabrication approaches will be combined to generate nanoscale noble metal structures at defined locations over micron length scales. Reliable fabrication methods for locations of giant electromagnetic field enhancement - so called "hot spots" - will allow a rational fabrication of optimized SERS substrates which combine large field enhancement and high reproducibility. The intellectual merit of the effort is that it will improve our understanding of the complex electromagnetic interactions in periodic and aperiodic plasmonic structures with multiple length scales. The broader impact of the project is that the optimized SERS substrates will allow a rapid and reliable identification of bacterial pathogens through SERS. This is highly relevant, for instance, in the clinical setting where it could enable more effective treatment strategies of acute infections. SERS substrates with improved reliability and reproducibility will also lead to entirely new applications of SERS in challenging biological and biomedical sensing applications. In addition to the scientific impact of this proposal, there are clear educational and outreach impacts. The project will offer students and junior researchers the opportunity to participate in a collaborative research and education program. Because both the topic and technique are of great interest to the general population, this effort will enable a substantial outreach program. One important component will be the Boston University Nanocamp, organized by the PI in collaboration with the Boston University's learning network resource (LERNet). The nanocamp will attract and familiarize students from inner-city high schools - which typically have a higher fraction of underrepresented groups - to the research outlined in this proposal.
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