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William H Skinner

Harvard University

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pH-Dependent Silica Nanoshell Degradation Influences SERRS Enhancement in Biological Environments

William H Skinner, Samuel S. Park, Fay Nicolson

This study shows that silica nanoshell degradation in biological environments affects SERRS signal strength, with pH playing a key role in nanoparticle stability and performance.

ACS Measurement Science Au · Jul 17, 2026Peer-reviewedBioengineering