Fabrication of sub-10-nm silicon nanowire arrays by size reduction lithography

Article Abstract:

A photolithography-based method capable of size reduction to produce sub-10-nm silicon nanowire arrays on a wafer scale is described. It is proposed that the application of size reduction nano-patterning method can range from the fabrication of biosensors to model catalyst systems.

Analysis

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Optical properties of short range ordered arrays of nanometer gold disks prepared by colloidal lithography

Article Abstract:

The optical properties of gold nanodisk arrays prepared by colloidal lithography were studied experimentally. It suggested that the nanodisks prepared by colloidal lithography were of interest as substrates for optimizing optical biosensing methods at the nanometer scale.

Gold Compounds, Optical properties

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Surface-enhanced Raman scattering from silver-plated porous silicon

Article Abstract:

Silver micro- and nanocrystallites preparation on porous Si substrates by immersion plating technique are described. The activity of silver film containing randomly spaced dendritic structures is assessed toward surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS).

Porous materials, Raman effect

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