Abstract

Infrared spectroscopy provides chemical information of biomolecules by detecting their vibrational fingerprints. Here, we use graphene plasmons to enhance infrared absorption and to demonstrate a tunable biosensor with high sensitivity for label-free and chemically-specific detection of protein monolayers. We show that the tunability and extreme light confinement of graphene offer great possibilities for biosensing.

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