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Starch based microsphere biolasers

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In this study, we demonstrate that starch is a low-cost and good material for microsphere biolasers. By using a simple emulsion method with a dehydration process, dye-doped starch microsphere lasers with diameters ranging from 40 to 180 µm have been successfully obtained. |

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