For the purpose of detecting waterborne bacteria, a high-phase-sensitivity SPR sensor with an Ag-TiO-Franckeite-WS hybrid structure is designed using an improved seeker optimization algorithm (ISOA). By optimizing each layer of sensor construction simultaneously, the ISOA guarantees a minimum reflectance of less than 0.01 by Ag (20.36 nm)-TiO (6.08 nm)-Franckeite (monolayer)-WS (bilayer) after 30 iterations for . And the optimal phase sensitivity is 2.378 × 10 deg/RIU. Sensor performance and computing efficiency have been greatly enhanced using the ISOA in comparison to the traditional layer-by-layer technique and the SOA method. This will enable sensors to detect a wider range of bacteria with more efficacy. As a result, the ISOA-based design idea could provide SPR biosensors with new applications in environmental monitoring.

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