Advanced Optimization of 2D Material-Based Biosensor Through Machine Learning
摘要
This work introduces a highly sensitive and tunable THz biosensor designed for detecting breast cancer cells. The proposed sensor is based on a ring resonator with a centrally positioned sample carrier, utilizing a hybrid structure of black phosphorus (BP) and graphene. To optimize the interaction between Electronic Chemical Potential of Graphene and BP’s electron doping, a machine learning approach employing the K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) model was implemented. Electromagnetic simulations demonstrate exceptional sensitivity, reaching 24.165 THz/RIU for healthy cells and 30.534 THz/RIU for cancerous cells. This design, characterized by its high sensitivity, structural simplicity, and tunability, highlights significant potential for applications in THz biomedical diagnostics, particularly in early breast cancer detection.