Liang Dong

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Iowa State University

United States

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Liang Dong is a Professor at Iowa State University in the United States. His research interests encompass advanced memory devices, biosensors, and environmental monitoring technologies. His recent publications include work on low-voltage memristors, hybrid metasurfaces for biological applications, and innovative sensors for plant and environmental analysis.

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Patrick S Schnable

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Michael J. Castellano

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Daejin Kim

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Low-Voltage Gallium Oxide Memristor with Enhanced Cyclic Endurance, Stability, and Memory Window

Hybrid Metasurface for On-Chip Enrichment and Quantification of Biological Samples

A Biohydrogel-Enabled Microneedle Sensor for In Situ Monitoring of Reactive Oxygen Species in Plants

Electrochemical and Plasmonic Detection of Myocardial Infarction Using Microfluidic Biochip Incorporated with Mesoporous Nanoscaffolds

Low-Temperature Detection of Carbon Monoxide With Enhanced Sensitivity Using Ag-Loaded ZnO/rGO—Modeling, Simulation, and Validation

Low-Temperature Detection of Carbon Monoxide With Enhanced Sensitivity Using Ag-Loaded ZnO/rGO—Modeling, Simulation, and Validation

Plant Tattoo Sensor Array for Leaf Relative Water Content, Surface Temperature, and Bioelectric Potential Monitoring

On-The-Spot Sampling and Detection of Viral Particles on Solid Surfaces Using a Sponge Virus Sensor Incorporated with Finger-Press Fluid Release

High-Sensitivity and Room-Temperature Nitrous Oxide Sensor Using Au Nanoparticles-Decorated MoS2

Plant Virus Sensor for the Rapid Detection of Bean Pod Mottle Virus Using Virus-Specific Nanocavities

In-Home Monitoring Technology for Aging in Place: Scoping Review

Wearable Plant Sensor for In Situ Monitoring of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions from Crops

In Planta Nitrate Sensor Using a Photosensitive Epoxy Bioresin

An integrated magneto-opto-fluidic biosensor for rapid on-chip assay of respiratory viruses of livestock

Miniature Multi-Ion Sensor Integrated With Artificial Neural Network

A Field‐Deployable, Wearable Leaf Sensor for Continuous Monitoring of Vapor‐Pressure Deficit

Continuous in situ soil nitrate sensors: The importance of high‐resolution measurements across time and a comparison with salt extraction‐based methods

Towards nanovesicle-based disease diagnostics: a rapid single-step exosome assay within one hour through in situ immunomagnetic extraction and nanophotonic label-free detection

Miniaturized, Field-Deployable, Continuous Soil Water Potential Sensor

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Patrick S Schnable

Michael J. Castellano

Daejin Kim

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