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Aluminum (Al) is a preferred metal for designing deep-ultraviolet (DUV) surface plasmon resonance (SPR)-based sensors. The native oxide layer (alumina), which grows when the Al film is exposed to air, adds an extra layer to the multilayer stack and consequently affects the DUV-SPR sensing performance. To mitigate the performance loss in DUV-SPR-based sensing, new, to the best of our knowledge, approaches are considered here. We first consider chromium, indium (In), nickel, and platinum as alternative plasmonic materials to Al. In-film-ba