Precision additive nanofabrication: the role of liquid ink transport in the direct placement of quantum dot emitters onto sub-micrometer antennas by dip-pen nanolithography (Small 31/2018)
Files
Published version
Date
2018-08
Authors
Dawood, Farah
Wang, Jun
Schulze, Peter A.
Sheehan, Chris J.
Buck, Matthew R.
Dennis, Allison M.
Majumder, Somak
Krishnamurthy, Sachi
Ticknor, Matthew
Staude, Isabelle
Version
Published version
OA Version
Citation
Farah Dawood, Jun Wang, Peter A Schulze, Chris J Sheehan, Matthew R Buck, Allison M Dennis, Somak Majumder, Sachi Krishnamurthy, Matthew Ticknor, Isabelle Staude, Igal Brener, Peter M Goodwin, Nabil A Amro, Jennifer A Hollingsworth. 2018. "Precision Additive Nanofabrication: The Role of Liquid Ink Transport in the Direct Placement of Quantum Dot Emitters onto Sub-Micrometer Antennas by Dip-Pen Nanolithography (Small 31/2018)." Small, Volume 14, Issue 31, pp. 1870144 - 1870144. https://doi.org/10.1002/smll.201870144
Abstract
In article number 1801503 <https://doi.org/10.1002/smll.201801503>, Jennifer A. Hollingsworth and co‐workers demonstrate an advance in nanofabrication using dip‐pen nanolithography (DPN) to directly place nanocrystal quantum dots onto a three‐dimensional nanostructured optical antenna. The results lay the groundwork for the expanded use of DPN and other scanning probe technologies for the additive preparation of functional multi‐component systems and devices at the nanoscale.
Description
Back cover graphic.
License
© 2018 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim