Emerging Biomimetic Sensor Technologies for the Detection of Pathogenic Bacteria: A Commercial Viability Study
Margaux Frigoli(Maastricht University), Bart van Grinsven(Maastricht School of Management), Manlio Caldara(Maastricht University), Joseph W. Lowdon(Maastricht University), Kasper Eersels(Maastricht School of Management), Thomas J. Cleij(Maastricht University), Hanne Diliën(Maastricht University)
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