Parallel readout of the micro-lasers facilitates effective mutual filtering of highly localized refractive index and temperature fluctuations in the analyte. Cross-referenced detection of two different types of proteins and complete chemical transducer reconfiguration is demonstrated. Selective surface functionalization of the individual lasers with high spatial accuracy is achieved by aligned microcontact stamping.
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