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Bernard Wenger

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Transparent and Robust Silica Coatings with Dual Range Porosity for Enzyme-Based Optical Biosensing

Bernard Wenger, Heinrich Hofmann, Raphaël Pugin, Oswaldo Javier Pérez Anguiano, Emmanuel Scolan

Hierarchically porous transparent silica coatings combine large specific surface area with enhanced pore accessibility for optical biosensing. This paper describes a versatile approach to fabricate optically transparent silica coatings with multiscale poro ...

Wiley-Blackwell2017

Controlling Mesopore Size and Processability of Transparent Enzyme-Loaded Silica Films for Biosensing Applications

Bernard Wenger, Heinrich Hofmann, Raphaël Pugin, Oswaldo Javier Pérez Anguiano, Emmanuel Scolan

Silica-based nanoporous thin films including large mesopores are relevant as enzyme supports for applications in biosensing. The diffusion and immobilization of large biomolecules such as enzymes in such porous films require the presence of large mesopores ...

Amer Chemical Soc2015

Inexpensive and fast wafer-scale fabrication of nanohole arrays in thin gold ﬁlms for plasmonics

Bernard Wenger, Jürgen Brugger, Harry Heinzelmann, Mona Julia Katharina Klein, Raphaël Pugin

In this paper, a fast and inexpensive wafer-scale process for the fabrication of arrays of nanoscale holes in thin gold ﬁlms for plasmonics is shown. The process combines nanosphere lithography using spin-coated polystyrene beads with a sputter-etching pro ...

Institute of Physics2010