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Optical fiber sensing based on nanostructured coatings

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Optical fibre sensing is currently an emerging and versatile technology, thanks to the continuous advances in micro/nanofabrication techniques as well as the application of new nanomaterials. Novel microstructured fibres combined with a new generation of nanostructured coatings are enabling the development of enhanced optical fibre sensors. Consequently, there is an increasing interest in these fiber-based devices for the monitoring of physical, chemical, and biological parameters providing higher sensitivity ratios, better minimum concentration values, or improving other sensing parameters.

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