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Henry Du Research Group

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Du investigates how nanoscale surfaces and optical structures can make small chemical signals measurable. His research combines surface modification, structured optical fibers, fiber-optic sensors, and metal nanostructures with plasmonic properties. Listed projects and publications include Raman measurements, nanoporous coatings for bacterial differentiation, and sensing approaches for PFAS in environmental and food-related systems. The common thread is engineering the interaction between a target molecule or organism and an optical measurement platform. Researchers interested in materials and photonics can explore how a designed surface changes detection sensitivity and selectivity.

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Optical sensorsPlasmonicsSurface engineeringPFAS sensing

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