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Nano-optomechanical resonator detects low-frequency bacteria vibrations

27 May 2020 Isabelle Dumé
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Measuring and identifying bioparticles with extreme sensitivity. Courtesy: © Eduardo Gil Santos
Researchers in Spain and France have measured the vibrations of individual bacteria by coupling them

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