Graphene Derivative-Based Ink Advances Inkjet Printing Technology for Fabrication of Electrochemical Sensors and Biosensors
Martin‐Alex Nalepa(Charles University), Michal Otyepka(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), Petr Jakubec(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), Ivan Dědek(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), Vítězslav Hrubý(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), Martin Petr(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), Vojtěch Kupka(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials), David Panáček(Regional Centre of Advanced Technologies and Materials)
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