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Claudio Accarino
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Affiliation
School of Engineering, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, U.K.
Topic
Dark Count Rate,Single-photon Avalanche Diode,Active Area,Bias Voltage,Exit Port,Fill Factor,Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy,High Dynamic Range,Physiological Range,Point-of-care Testing,Reaction Rate,Sensor Array,Sensor Surface,Stable Baseline,Surface Plasmon Resonance,Surface Plasmon Resonance Measurements,Timing Jitter,Acquisition Time,Analyte Concentration,Anodic Current,Array Elements,Autofluorescence Imaging,Autofluorescence Signal,Avalanche Diode,Average Noise,Beam Splitter,Biconcave,Biological Receptors,Bond Wires,Bright Line,CMOS Process,CMOS Technology,Cancer Cells,Cancer Tissues,Chemical Sensors,Chemiluminescence,Cholesterol,Cholesterol Oxidase,Circuit Design,Collimated Beam,Colon Cancer Tissues,Colorectal Cancer Cells,Colorimetric Assay,Count Rate,Cyclic Voltammetry,Dead Time,Dye Concentration,Dynamic Range,Edmund Optics,Electric Field Profile,
Biography
Claudio Accarino received the M.Sc. degree in bio-medical engineering from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K., in 2014. He is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree in integrative sensing and measurements with the Microsystem Technology Group and the Centre for Doctoral Training in Integrative Sensing and Measurements, University of Glasgow, Glasgow.
His research interests include CMOS electronics, optoelectronics, and low-illumination imaging.
His research interests include CMOS electronics, optoelectronics, and low-illumination imaging.