Heat is the dynamic border where these two domains oscillate. It is the realm where something is appearing and disappearing, in which spatial substance and what lies beyond space interpenetrate and cancel each other out.
Russell approaches the same opposition through electric cosmology. For Russell, centripetal motion names the electric, generative, compressive action that winds cold space into hot, dense bodies. Centrifugal motion names radiation's unwinding, the expansive action that disperses those bodies back into cold space.
Heat, for Russell, is generated by centripetal compression and then dispersed centrifugally. Yet both are mapping the same in-and-out rhythm of cosmic motion. Steiner focuses on what heat does to form; Russell on how heat is produced and then radiated away. Though their use of centripetal and centrifugal initially appears contradictory, they describe complementary phases of one unified cycle.
Steiner associates centrifugal forces with heat because heat acts centrifugally on matter: "The being of heat manifests exactly like the negation of gravity, like negative gravity." Heat dissolves form, expands matter from solid to liquid to gas, and opposes gravity's form-giving tendency. For Steiner, centripetal means gravitational compression and form-creation, while centrifugal means heat's form-dissolving, expansive action moving matter from earthly solidity toward cosmic diffusion.
Russell inverts this thermal association because he traces heat's origin and destination rather than its effect. He describes the thermodynamic cycle: "Cold generates, generation contracts, contraction heats, heat radiates, radiation expands, expansion cools." For Russell, centripetal compression generates heat as its product, while centrifugal radiation disperses that heat outward and cools through expansion. Heat is created centripetally through gravitational compression, then eliminated centrifugally through radiative expansion.
The apparent contradiction dissolves when we recognize they are describing different moments in the same process. Steiner asks what heat does to matter once present: it dissolves form centrifugally. Russell asks where heat comes from and where it goes: generated by centripetal compression, radiated by centrifugal expansion. Both recognize that compression creates density and form (centripetal), while expansion creates diffusion and formlessness (centrifugal). Heat occupies the transition point between these poles. Each anchors these terms to different moments in the same cosmic rhythm.
Both agree that something without metric dimensionality underlies and conditions all polarized motion. Like mentioned before, Russell calls this "God's zero universe of Still White Magnetic Light" - what physics glimpses as antimatter. In Atomic Suicide he argues:
"The anti-matter discovery of the last two years will become a great branch of science as soon as the offices and purposes of the inert gases are really known, for they are the key which unlocks the long closed doors to God's zero universe of Still White Magnetic Light. It is not proper, however, to use the term anti-proton, in reference to the Soul-seed of any condition of motion. It would be just as inappropriate as the use of the term anti-man in referring to his Soul-seed. What science is really discovering is the reality of the non-dimensional cathode from which the electric divisions are extended into dimensioned and conditioned anodes."
— Walter Russell, Atomic Suicide
And further:
"Science is at last beginning to not only discover the existence of a zero universe, but has become aware of its mathematical necessity. The recent discoveries of the anti-proton and other anti-matter particles, is the first glimpse that science has ever had within God's zero universe."
— Walter Russell, Atomic Suicide
Russell approaches the same opposition through electric cosmology. For Russell, centripetal motion names the electric, generative, compressive action that winds cold space into hot, dense bodies. Centrifugal motion names radiation's unwinding, the expansive action that disperses those bodies back into cold space.
Heat, for Russell, is generated by centripetal compression and then dispersed centrifugally. Yet both are mapping the same in-and-out rhythm of cosmic motion. Steiner focuses on what heat does to form; Russell on how heat is produced and then radiated away. Though their use of centripetal and centrifugal initially appears contradictory, they describe complementary phases of one unified cycle.
Steiner associates centrifugal forces with heat because heat acts centrifugally on matter: "The being of heat manifests exactly like the negation of gravity, like negative gravity." Heat dissolves form, expands matter from solid to liquid to gas, and opposes gravity's form-giving tendency. For Steiner, centripetal means gravitational compression and form-creation, while centrifugal means heat's form-dissolving, expansive action moving matter from earthly solidity toward cosmic diffusion.
Russell inverts this thermal association because he traces heat's origin and destination rather than its effect. He describes the thermodynamic cycle: "Cold generates, generation contracts, contraction heats, heat radiates, radiation expands, expansion cools." For Russell, centripetal compression generates heat as its product, while centrifugal radiation disperses that heat outward and cools through expansion. Heat is created centripetally through gravitational compression, then eliminated centrifugally through radiative expansion.
The apparent contradiction dissolves when we recognize they are describing different moments in the same process. Steiner asks what heat does to matter once present: it dissolves form centrifugally. Russell asks where heat comes from and where it goes: generated by centripetal compression, radiated by centrifugal expansion. Both recognize that compression creates density and form (centripetal), while expansion creates diffusion and formlessness (centrifugal). Heat occupies the transition point between these poles. Each anchors these terms to different moments in the same cosmic rhythm.
Both agree that something without metric dimensionality underlies and conditions all polarized motion. Like mentioned before, Russell calls this "God's zero universe of Still White Magnetic Light" - what physics glimpses as antimatter. In Atomic Suicide he argues:
"The anti-matter discovery of the last two years will become a great branch of science as soon as the offices and purposes of the inert gases are really known, for they are the key which unlocks the long closed doors to God's zero universe of Still White Magnetic Light. It is not proper, however, to use the term anti-proton, in reference to the Soul-seed of any condition of motion. It would be just as inappropriate as the use of the term anti-man in referring to his Soul-seed. What science is really discovering is the reality of the non-dimensional cathode from which the electric divisions are extended into dimensioned and conditioned anodes."
— Walter Russell, Atomic Suicide
And further:
"Science is at last beginning to not only discover the existence of a zero universe, but has become aware of its mathematical necessity. The recent discoveries of the anti-proton and other anti-matter particles, is the first glimpse that science has ever had within God's zero universe."
— Walter Russell, Atomic Suicide
In Steiner's language this same zero appears as negative space or counterspace, a realm outside extension whose suctional activity both gives rise to and annihilates spatial form. Russell's non-dimensional cathode and Steiner's etheric counterspace are two complementary accounts of one underlying reality: a source that negates space itself, alternately projecting and withdrawing the centripetal and centrifugal processes observed in physics and cosmos. In both accounts, "anti" does not name another kind of stuff. It names the ever-present zero condition that stands behind matter, antimatter, gravity, radiation, pressure, and suction alike.
Majorana suggests self-conjugate particles within spacetime. Alfvén proposes cosmologically separated matter-antimatter regions. Steiner and Russell ask a different question: what kind of zero stands behind all differentiation? This includes the distinction between matter and antimatter themselves. Not a second substance or a self-identical particle, but the continual appearance and disappearance of spatial form from a source outside space. This source can never be observed directly. Physics calls it antimatter when it glimpses the effect: spatial form appearing from nowhere, then vanishing back into it.
Bibliography
- Second Scientific Lecture-Course: Warmth (GA 321), Rudolf Steiner, 1920
- Astronomy (GA 323), Rudolf Steiner, 1921
- Atomic Suicide, Walter Russell, 1957
- On the Theory of Neutrinos, Ettore Majorana, 1937
- Cosmical Electrodynamics, Hannes Alfvén, 1950
- Ettore Majorana: Antimatter Cannon RexResearch https://rexresearch.com/majorana/majorana.html
Majorana suggests self-conjugate particles within spacetime. Alfvén proposes cosmologically separated matter-antimatter regions. Steiner and Russell ask a different question: what kind of zero stands behind all differentiation? This includes the distinction between matter and antimatter themselves. Not a second substance or a self-identical particle, but the continual appearance and disappearance of spatial form from a source outside space. This source can never be observed directly. Physics calls it antimatter when it glimpses the effect: spatial form appearing from nowhere, then vanishing back into it.
Bibliography
- Second Scientific Lecture-Course: Warmth (GA 321), Rudolf Steiner, 1920
- Astronomy (GA 323), Rudolf Steiner, 1921
- Atomic Suicide, Walter Russell, 1957
- On the Theory of Neutrinos, Ettore Majorana, 1937
- Cosmical Electrodynamics, Hannes Alfvén, 1950
- Ettore Majorana: Antimatter Cannon RexResearch https://rexresearch.com/majorana/majorana.html
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Phase-Controlled Matter Wave Beam Technology for Atomic Scale Manufacturing" | Charles Chase, et al.
https://www.rexresearch.com/ChaseMatterWaveBeam/ChaseMatterWaveBeam.html
A phase-controlled matter beam technology has been developed that enables precisely controlled three-dimensional atomic scale printing and additive manufacturing at wafer scale, achieving feature sizes down to 0.2 nanometers without masks. This technology can fabricate two-dimensional and three-dimensional atomic structures with resolution greater than 0.2 nanometers at rates exceeding electron beam lithography. Additive manufacturing deposits complex molecules into patterns and structures, while molecular wave combination with phase control enables new chemistry.
The technology integrates two fundamental physics phenomena to produce a coherent matter beam whose phase can be precisely controlled. The first is the non-energy exchange phase change induced by the electromagnetic vector potential, known as the Aharonov-Bohm effect. Phase change without energy exchange comes from the vector potential of superconducting loops through this effect. The second phenomenon involves Kuramoto-type coupled oscillator synchronization, where coupling drives coherence as the minimum energy state according to the least action principle. Coupling originates from the mutual inductance of the superconducting loops. These mechanisms result in atomic scale patterning, deposition, and assembly.
Matter, including atoms, molecules, and fermions, are waves and exhibit interference behavior. Coherent matter wave beams, like coherent light beams or lasers, display synchronized wave behavior where all particles in the beam are in phase. This coherence allows for phenomena like interference and diffraction, similar to what occurs with light. A synchronized array of coupled low energy emitters creates the beam designed to maintain the required phase coherence over the manufacturing working zone where atomic scale construction occurs. Wave coherence is readily maintained through the atomic manufacturing region.
The system creates an effective fermionic Bose-Einstein condensate with precise phase generation through artificial gauge control. Initial deposition occurs with low temperature electron emitter arrays, producing low frequency and reduced frequency spread. Complex molecules, deposition sites, and catalysts are then added to achieve atomic additive manufacturing and new chemistry. The system architecture includes multiple beam generating units, each configured to generate a stream of charged particles. A magnetic field generator exposes these streams to a magnetic field such that the charged particles undergo phase synchronization with one another in response to a vector potential associated with the magnetic field. The streams are directed along channels to combine with one another and produce a coherent matterwave beam.
https://www.rexresearch.com/ChaseMatterWaveBeam/ChaseMatterWaveBeam.html
A phase-controlled matter beam technology has been developed that enables precisely controlled three-dimensional atomic scale printing and additive manufacturing at wafer scale, achieving feature sizes down to 0.2 nanometers without masks. This technology can fabricate two-dimensional and three-dimensional atomic structures with resolution greater than 0.2 nanometers at rates exceeding electron beam lithography. Additive manufacturing deposits complex molecules into patterns and structures, while molecular wave combination with phase control enables new chemistry.
The technology integrates two fundamental physics phenomena to produce a coherent matter beam whose phase can be precisely controlled. The first is the non-energy exchange phase change induced by the electromagnetic vector potential, known as the Aharonov-Bohm effect. Phase change without energy exchange comes from the vector potential of superconducting loops through this effect. The second phenomenon involves Kuramoto-type coupled oscillator synchronization, where coupling drives coherence as the minimum energy state according to the least action principle. Coupling originates from the mutual inductance of the superconducting loops. These mechanisms result in atomic scale patterning, deposition, and assembly.
Matter, including atoms, molecules, and fermions, are waves and exhibit interference behavior. Coherent matter wave beams, like coherent light beams or lasers, display synchronized wave behavior where all particles in the beam are in phase. This coherence allows for phenomena like interference and diffraction, similar to what occurs with light. A synchronized array of coupled low energy emitters creates the beam designed to maintain the required phase coherence over the manufacturing working zone where atomic scale construction occurs. Wave coherence is readily maintained through the atomic manufacturing region.
The system creates an effective fermionic Bose-Einstein condensate with precise phase generation through artificial gauge control. Initial deposition occurs with low temperature electron emitter arrays, producing low frequency and reduced frequency spread. Complex molecules, deposition sites, and catalysts are then added to achieve atomic additive manufacturing and new chemistry. The system architecture includes multiple beam generating units, each configured to generate a stream of charged particles. A magnetic field generator exposes these streams to a magnetic field such that the charged particles undergo phase synchronization with one another in response to a vector potential associated with the magnetic field. The streams are directed along channels to combine with one another and produce a coherent matterwave beam.
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Gotta love this guys ingenuity and creativity:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYq33FVBWVo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYq33FVBWVo
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I Built The World's First Plasma Sword...For Science
This was epic, and so is Onshape! Try Onshape Free – Engineers Get Up to 6 Months Pro: https://Onshape.pro/PlasmaChannel
Look. I've had it with the lack of development existing towards a Plasma sword. The Energy sword from Halo kicked off a desire of mine…
Look. I've had it with the lack of development existing towards a Plasma sword. The Energy sword from Halo kicked off a desire of mine…
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"Everyone who is satisfied with pure experience and acts in accordance therewith has plenty of truth. The growing child is wise in that sense." — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"Age does not make us childish, as they say. It only finds us true children still." — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"The true scientist is one who attempts to discover with childlike curiosity. Too often we, all of us, only want to confirm what we already believe." — Marcel Vogel
“We must become as little children again, if we will be true philosophers.” — Thomas Reid, from Man or Matter by Ernst Lehrs
"Children are always looking at the world as if it was for the first time in their lives. So, we should always look to the world with the eyes of a child. I am not saying be naive, I am saying be innocent in the sense of discovering things." — Paulo Coelho
"It was through the feeling of wonder that men now and at first began to philosophize." — Aristotle
"Philosophy begins in wonder, but it does not end there." — Plato
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up." — Pablo Picasso
[Note: That's Marcel Vogel holding the Teddy Bear]
"Age does not make us childish, as they say. It only finds us true children still." — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"The true scientist is one who attempts to discover with childlike curiosity. Too often we, all of us, only want to confirm what we already believe." — Marcel Vogel
“We must become as little children again, if we will be true philosophers.” — Thomas Reid, from Man or Matter by Ernst Lehrs
"Children are always looking at the world as if it was for the first time in their lives. So, we should always look to the world with the eyes of a child. I am not saying be naive, I am saying be innocent in the sense of discovering things." — Paulo Coelho
"It was through the feeling of wonder that men now and at first began to philosophize." — Aristotle
"Philosophy begins in wonder, but it does not end there." — Plato
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up." — Pablo Picasso
[Note: That's Marcel Vogel holding the Teddy Bear]
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Plasmonic Nanocavities: Bridging Biophotons, Cellular Communication, and Low-Energy Nuclear Phenomena
Our cells emit faint photons as they communicate, repair damage, and coordinate the complex choreography of life. What if we could amplify these whispers of light into signals strong enough to detect disease before symptoms appear, or even generate energy through entirely new pathways?
Plasmonic nanocavities act like lightning rods for light, trapping electromagnetic energy in spaces thousands of times smaller than what physics textbooks say is possible. Picture two metal triangles facing each other with just 5-10 nanometers between their tips. That's roughly the width of a virus. In this gap, light intensity explodes by factors reaching into the billions. Different shapes serve different purposes. Bowtie antennas create the strongest fields. Nanospheres slip easily into cells. Nanorods work in near-infrared wavelengths that penetrate deep tissue. Silicon structures enhance fluorescence without killing the signal.
Biophotons are the ultraweak light your cells produce, spanning wavelengths from about 200 to 800 nanometers. This range overlaps almost perfectly with the resonance frequencies of gold and silver nanostructures. Metal nanoparticles resonate at 400-600 nm for small spheres, extending to 1000+ nm for rod shapes. These aren't random coincidences. The structures may function as biological antennas that capture, amplify, and redistribute cellular light signals. Field enhancements of 100-1000 times could transform signals previously too weak to matter into detectable communication channels. This might explain how distant cells coordinate their activities.
When plasmons decay they create hot electrons with energies far exceeding normal conditions, reaching temperatures over 1000K in femtoseconds while surrounding structures stay cool. The energy flows into the metal lattice through phonon coupling. This creates acoustic pressure waves exceeding 100 MPa and rapid thermal expansion that modifies atomic spacing on picosecond timescales, akin to a nanoscale earthquake happening faster than you can blink.
Now apply this to palladium or nickel loaded with deuterium. The combination of concentrated electromagnetic fields and lattice vibrations creates unusual conditions. Deuterium nuclei overcomes their natural repulsion through electron screening, lattice confinement, and resonant energy transfer. This bypasses the millions of degrees required for conventional fusion. Surface plasmon-phonon coupling delivers energy to specific lattice sites, potentially enabling nuclear-scale interactions at room temperature. Field intensities exceed a million watts per square centimeter, concentrated in volumes smaller than wavelengths, bringing deuterium atoms close enough to interact. This could explain the anomalous heat and nuclear transmutation effects reported in electrochemical experiments with deuterated metals.
Radiofrequency plasmonics extends these principles to longer wavelengths that penetrate living tissue deeply, solving the centimeter-scale penetration limits that plague optical approaches. Metamaterials doped with carbon nanotubes behave like metals at radio frequencies, creating surface plasmons with MHz-GHz energies using centimeter-scale particles rather than nanoscale ones. These enable deep-tissue tumor ablation, drug delivery monitoring, and real-time observation of biological processes several centimeters inside the body.
Plasmonic chips detect heart attack biomarkers with 130-fold signal enhancement compared to standard tests. DNA origami templates positioning gold nanorods achieve over 5,000-fold fluorescence amplification, enabling detection of single molecules. Self-assembled nanoantennas detect biomolecules at concentrations that were previously invisible. This means earlier disease detection, potentially catching cancer or heart disease before damage becomes irreversible.
Our cells emit faint photons as they communicate, repair damage, and coordinate the complex choreography of life. What if we could amplify these whispers of light into signals strong enough to detect disease before symptoms appear, or even generate energy through entirely new pathways?
Plasmonic nanocavities act like lightning rods for light, trapping electromagnetic energy in spaces thousands of times smaller than what physics textbooks say is possible. Picture two metal triangles facing each other with just 5-10 nanometers between their tips. That's roughly the width of a virus. In this gap, light intensity explodes by factors reaching into the billions. Different shapes serve different purposes. Bowtie antennas create the strongest fields. Nanospheres slip easily into cells. Nanorods work in near-infrared wavelengths that penetrate deep tissue. Silicon structures enhance fluorescence without killing the signal.
Biophotons are the ultraweak light your cells produce, spanning wavelengths from about 200 to 800 nanometers. This range overlaps almost perfectly with the resonance frequencies of gold and silver nanostructures. Metal nanoparticles resonate at 400-600 nm for small spheres, extending to 1000+ nm for rod shapes. These aren't random coincidences. The structures may function as biological antennas that capture, amplify, and redistribute cellular light signals. Field enhancements of 100-1000 times could transform signals previously too weak to matter into detectable communication channels. This might explain how distant cells coordinate their activities.
When plasmons decay they create hot electrons with energies far exceeding normal conditions, reaching temperatures over 1000K in femtoseconds while surrounding structures stay cool. The energy flows into the metal lattice through phonon coupling. This creates acoustic pressure waves exceeding 100 MPa and rapid thermal expansion that modifies atomic spacing on picosecond timescales, akin to a nanoscale earthquake happening faster than you can blink.
Now apply this to palladium or nickel loaded with deuterium. The combination of concentrated electromagnetic fields and lattice vibrations creates unusual conditions. Deuterium nuclei overcomes their natural repulsion through electron screening, lattice confinement, and resonant energy transfer. This bypasses the millions of degrees required for conventional fusion. Surface plasmon-phonon coupling delivers energy to specific lattice sites, potentially enabling nuclear-scale interactions at room temperature. Field intensities exceed a million watts per square centimeter, concentrated in volumes smaller than wavelengths, bringing deuterium atoms close enough to interact. This could explain the anomalous heat and nuclear transmutation effects reported in electrochemical experiments with deuterated metals.
Radiofrequency plasmonics extends these principles to longer wavelengths that penetrate living tissue deeply, solving the centimeter-scale penetration limits that plague optical approaches. Metamaterials doped with carbon nanotubes behave like metals at radio frequencies, creating surface plasmons with MHz-GHz energies using centimeter-scale particles rather than nanoscale ones. These enable deep-tissue tumor ablation, drug delivery monitoring, and real-time observation of biological processes several centimeters inside the body.
Plasmonic chips detect heart attack biomarkers with 130-fold signal enhancement compared to standard tests. DNA origami templates positioning gold nanorods achieve over 5,000-fold fluorescence amplification, enabling detection of single molecules. Self-assembled nanoantennas detect biomolecules at concentrations that were previously invisible. This means earlier disease detection, potentially catching cancer or heart disease before damage becomes irreversible.
Plasmonic structures amplify biophoton emissions in the 400-800 nm range for intercellular signaling. Nanospheres at 520-600 nm and nanorods tunable across 600-1000+ nm match the spectral distribution of cellular light emissions. Enhanced detection of ultraweak biological light opens diagnostic possibilities we're only beginning to explore. In metal-hydrogen systems, concentrated electromagnetic and phononic energy at nuclear-relevant scales suggests new physics operating through mechanisms combining electron screening, lattice phonon resonance, and extreme local field enhancement within nanoscale cavities.
Companies are translating plasmonic-biophotonic science into practical technologies. Essential Energy Solutions has developed L.I.F.E. technology that manipulates structured light within engineered stainless steel matrices to harmonize bioresonance frequencies and protect cellular biophotonic communication from electromagnetic interference (https://essentialenergy.solutions?sca_ref=6630694.RTymKsda8i).
Companies are translating plasmonic-biophotonic science into practical technologies. Essential Energy Solutions has developed L.I.F.E. technology that manipulates structured light within engineered stainless steel matrices to harmonize bioresonance frequencies and protect cellular biophotonic communication from electromagnetic interference (https://essentialenergy.solutions?sca_ref=6630694.RTymKsda8i).
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Biophotonic probes for bio-detection and imaging
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-021-00561-2.pdf
"The rapid development of biophotonics and biomedical sciences makes a high demand on photonic structures to be
interfaced with biological systems that are capable of manipulating light at small scales for sensitive detection of
biological signals and precise imaging of cellular structures. However, conventional photonic structures based on
artificial materials (either inorganic or toxic organic) inevitably show incompatibility and invasiveness when interfacing
with biological systems. The design of biophotonic probes from the abundant natural materials, particularly biological
entities such as virus, cells and tissues, with the capability of multifunctional light manipulation at target sites greatly
increases the biocompatibility and minimizes the invasiveness to biological microenvironment. In this review,
advances in biophotonic probes for bio-detection and imaging are reviewed. We emphatically and systematically
describe biological entities-based photonic probes that offer appropriate optical properties, biocompatibility, and
biodegradability with different optical functions from light generation, to light transportation and light modulation.
Three representative biophotonic probes, i.e., biological lasers, cell-based biophotonic waveguides and biomicrolenses, are reviewed with applications for bio-detection and imaging. Finally, perspectives on future opportunities and potential improvements of biophotonic probes are also provided"
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41377-021-00561-2.pdf
"The rapid development of biophotonics and biomedical sciences makes a high demand on photonic structures to be
interfaced with biological systems that are capable of manipulating light at small scales for sensitive detection of
biological signals and precise imaging of cellular structures. However, conventional photonic structures based on
artificial materials (either inorganic or toxic organic) inevitably show incompatibility and invasiveness when interfacing
with biological systems. The design of biophotonic probes from the abundant natural materials, particularly biological
entities such as virus, cells and tissues, with the capability of multifunctional light manipulation at target sites greatly
increases the biocompatibility and minimizes the invasiveness to biological microenvironment. In this review,
advances in biophotonic probes for bio-detection and imaging are reviewed. We emphatically and systematically
describe biological entities-based photonic probes that offer appropriate optical properties, biocompatibility, and
biodegradability with different optical functions from light generation, to light transportation and light modulation.
Three representative biophotonic probes, i.e., biological lasers, cell-based biophotonic waveguides and biomicrolenses, are reviewed with applications for bio-detection and imaging. Finally, perspectives on future opportunities and potential improvements of biophotonic probes are also provided"
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