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The development of simple, cost‐effective, rapid, and quantitative diagnostic tools remains critical to monitor infectious COVID‐19 disease. Although numerous diagnostic platforms, including rapid antigen tests, are developed and used, they suffer from limited accuracy, especially when tested with asymptomatic patients. Here, a unique approach to fabricate a nanochannel‐based electrochemical biosensor...
Micro‐ and nanotopographies can interfere with bacteria attachment, however, the interplay existing between surface chemistry and topography remains unclear. Here, self‐assembled spherical micrometer‐ silica and nanometer poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)‐sized particles are used to make binary colloidal crystal (BCC) topographical patterns to study bacterial attachment. A uniform surface chemistry...
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