Keiko Tawa

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Kwansei Gakuin University

Japan

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Keiko Tawa is a Professor at Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan. Her research focuses on plasmonic sensors and imaging techniques, exploring topics such as surface plasmon resonance imaging, enhanced fluorescence immunosensing, and the nanoantenna effect on silver surfaces. Recent publications include studies on rapid detection methods for immune-related biomarkers and advanced fluorescence imaging applications in cancer research.

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Seiju Hasegawa

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Waseda University

JAPAN

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Osaka University

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Nanoantenna Effect at the Center of the Bull’s Eye Pattern by Controlling the Refractive Indices and Layer Thicknesses of Dielectric Media on a Silver Surface

High spatial resolution surface plasmon resonance imaging using a plasmonic chip

Rapid and sensitive detection of Candida mannan related to the immune system with a plasmonic sensor chip

Plasmonic chip application to enhanced fluorescence immunosensing and promotion of photochemical reaction

New plasmonic sensor platform using a spatially controlled photochemical reaction and enhanced fluorescence

Microscopic Study on Excitation and Emission Enhancement by the Plasmon Mode on a Plasmonic Chip

Two-Photon-Excited Emission of Quantum Dots with a Plasmonic Chip

Multi-Color Enhanced Fluorescence Imaging of a Breast Cancer Cell with A Hole-Arrayed Plasmonic Chip

Plasmonic chip enhanced fluorescence biosensor in the back illumination system

Real-time fluorescence measurement of spontaneous activity in a high-density hippocampal network cultivated on a plasmonic dish

Size effect of metal nanodome arrays on performance of plasmonic biosensor

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Seiju Hasegawa

Chie Hosokawa

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