Multiresonant Membrane Metasurfaces for Multifunctional Fingerprint Recognition and Real-time Biochemical Tracking

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Autori principali: Yang, Quanlong, Dou, Yapeng, Wang, Dongyang, Zhong, Yihua, Li, Fei, He, Jiajun, Zhang, Ying, Xu, Quan, Yang, Junliang, Shadrivov, Ilya, Han, Jiaguang, Kivshar, Yuri
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author Yang, Quanlong
Dou, Yapeng
Wang, Dongyang
Zhong, Yihua
Li, Fei
He, Jiajun
Zhang, Ying
Xu, Quan
Yang, Junliang
Shadrivov, Ilya
Han, Jiaguang
Kivshar, Yuri
author_facet Yang, Quanlong
Dou, Yapeng
Wang, Dongyang
Zhong, Yihua
Li, Fei
He, Jiajun
Zhang, Ying
Xu, Quan
Yang, Junliang
Shadrivov, Ilya
Han, Jiaguang
Kivshar, Yuri
contents Label-free identification and real-time tracking of biochemical substances became critical for molecular diagnostics and chemical analysis, yet conventional resonant terahertz metasurface sensing relies on a single resonance, limiting spectral selectivity and dynamic capability. Here, we suggest multiresonant membrane metasurfaces and implement them for simultaneous static molecular fingerprint retrieval and dynamic reaction monitoring within a single pixel. We consider a membrane metasurface supporting multiple quasi-bound states in the continuum designed at target frequencies and enabling the tailoring of the field enhancement and frequency-selective interaction with target analytes. As a proof-of-concept, we achieve label-free detection of the dual fingerprint absorption features of pefloxacin at 0.78 THz and 0.99 THz, and real-time tracking of vitamin C oxidation and denaturation under ambient conditions. The kinetic profiles extracted from the THz amplitude evolution show excellent agreement with nonlinear reaction models, demonstrating quantitative biochemical tracking capabilities. Our results establish a versatile and scalable THz photonic platform that unifies static fingerprint identification and dynamic reaction monitoring, paving the way toward integrated on-chip biochemical analytics and multifunctional metasurface sensors.
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spellingShingle Multiresonant Membrane Metasurfaces for Multifunctional Fingerprint Recognition and Real-time Biochemical Tracking
Yang, Quanlong
Dou, Yapeng
Wang, Dongyang
Zhong, Yihua
Li, Fei
He, Jiajun
Zhang, Ying
Xu, Quan
Yang, Junliang
Shadrivov, Ilya
Han, Jiaguang
Kivshar, Yuri
Optics
Label-free identification and real-time tracking of biochemical substances became critical for molecular diagnostics and chemical analysis, yet conventional resonant terahertz metasurface sensing relies on a single resonance, limiting spectral selectivity and dynamic capability. Here, we suggest multiresonant membrane metasurfaces and implement them for simultaneous static molecular fingerprint retrieval and dynamic reaction monitoring within a single pixel. We consider a membrane metasurface supporting multiple quasi-bound states in the continuum designed at target frequencies and enabling the tailoring of the field enhancement and frequency-selective interaction with target analytes. As a proof-of-concept, we achieve label-free detection of the dual fingerprint absorption features of pefloxacin at 0.78 THz and 0.99 THz, and real-time tracking of vitamin C oxidation and denaturation under ambient conditions. The kinetic profiles extracted from the THz amplitude evolution show excellent agreement with nonlinear reaction models, demonstrating quantitative biochemical tracking capabilities. Our results establish a versatile and scalable THz photonic platform that unifies static fingerprint identification and dynamic reaction monitoring, paving the way toward integrated on-chip biochemical analytics and multifunctional metasurface sensors.
title Multiresonant Membrane Metasurfaces for Multifunctional Fingerprint Recognition and Real-time Biochemical Tracking
topic Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.27316