List of Articles maryam sharifi

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  1 - Design sensitive plasmonic based 1D photonic crystal biosensor with graphene-two metal layer
  Maryam Sharifi Sadeq Mohammed Ameen Mahmood
  10.30495/ijbbe.2023.1991561.1027
  In the present paper , we propose surface plasmon resonance biosensor in combination with a photonic crystal that works based on changing the refractive index of the biomaterial using the transfer matrix method to diagnose blood components. The proposed biosensor struct More

  In the present paper , we propose surface plasmon resonance biosensor in combination with a photonic crystal that works based on changing the refractive index of the biomaterial using the transfer matrix method to diagnose blood components. The proposed biosensor structure is (TiO2/ SiO2)^2 / silver/ gold/ graphene , which gives a narrow angular reflectivity resonance. The performance parameters of biosensor such as sensitivity, detection accuracy reported. Our results show that the sensitivity of the proposed configuration is 150 deg /RIU, which is acceptable compared to the values reported in previous studies and shows better performance of the proposed biosensor. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Designing real-time biosensors and chemical sensors based on symmetrical photonic crystal heterostructures
  maryam sharifi Habib Tajalli Hamid Pashaei Adl Payman Tajalli
  10.30495/ijbbo.2021.689422
  In this paper, we introduce and analytically demonstrate a novel biosensor based on the light-matter interaction in a classic topological photonic crystal (PC) heterostructure, which consists of two opposite-facing 5-period PCs separated by a microfluidic channel. Becau More

  In this paper, we introduce and analytically demonstrate a novel biosensor based on the light-matter interaction in a classic topological photonic crystal (PC) heterostructure, which consists of two opposite-facing 5-period PCs separated by a microfluidic channel. Because of the excitation of topological edge mode (TEM) at the interface of the two PCs, the strong coupling between incident light and TEM produces a high-quality resonance peak, which can be used to detect very small changes in the refractive index of biomaterials such as Jurkat Cells inside the microfluidic channel. The proposed biosensor has a sensitivity as high as 240 nm/RIU and figure of merit (FOM) higher than 250. Manuscript profile