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An, Huijin; Laibinis, Paul E; Locke, Andrea K; Weiss, Sharon M (, SPIE)Miller, Benjamin L; Weiss, Sharon M; Danielli, Amos (Ed.)A paper-based biosensor integrating a functionalized porous silicon (PSi) membrane as the active sensing element for quantifiable protein detection has been developed. For similar short-time exposures to an analyte, improved molecular transport in PSi membranes when on paper leads to larger signal changes compared to traditional PSi films that remain on a silicon substrate. In this work, we discuss controlling the incubation time of the analyte and the overall testing time of the sensor by incorporating different combinations of wicking and absorbent paper beneath the PSi membrane. With this control, the PSi-on-paper sensor platform has the potential to serve as an effective low-cost rapid diagnostic test with highly sensitive, quantitative readout for a wide range of analytes.more » « lessFree, publicly-accessible full text available March 21, 2026
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An, Huijin; Ward, Simon_J; Layouni, Rabeb; Laibinis, Paul_E; Locke, Andrea_K; Weiss, Sharon_M (, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces)
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