Bo Liedberg

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Total Citations

118

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About

Bo Liedberg is a leading figure in the fields of biosensors, surface plasmon resonance (SPR), and nanoplasmonics, with a career marked by foundational contributions to label-free optical sensing. His pioneering work on SPR-based biosensing has profoundly shaped modern bioanalytical chemistry, enabling real-time, high-sensitivity detection of biomolecular interactions without the need for fluorescent labels. Liedberg’s research extends into stretchable electronics and flexible sensors, as demonstrated by his highly cited work on 3D-structured stretchable strain sensors for out-of-plane force detection (118 citations), which advances applications in healthcare monitoring and soft robotics. With a publication record that has garnered tens of thousands of citations, his influence is evident in both fundamental surface science and translational device engineering. Notably, Liedberg has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Swedish King’s Medal for his contributions to science, and he continues to inspire new generations of researchers through his innovative integration of materials science, optics, and biointerfaces.