low cost nanostructures for sensing in a hyper-connected world
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Low-cost nanostructures for sensing in a hyper-connected world
vertical oriented nanorods
sea-urcin
nanowalls
microsphere nanosheet Are you ready ?
- IMM Sensors sensors sensors …
Ice cabinet, Coffee machine, Health home point of care Early cancer detection … Needs for cheap and efficient sensors!
Are you ready to make this revolution?
- IMM
Laurie McCormik
Low-cost nanostructures
Why nanostructures ? Why/what is low-cost ?
- IMM ZnO low-cost NS
Nanorods applications -Light diffuser (IMEC, Belgium) -UV detectors (Catania) -Catalysis (KU Leuven, Belgium)
Nanowalls applications: -pH e gas sensor (Roma) -Cancer detection (Tel Aviv Univ.) -DSSC (Tunisie)
200 nm Al film
ZnO nanowalls
Other applications: Energy harvesting Wearable electronics Disposable portable devices Flexibile, ink-jet fabrication
- IMM Ni-NiO low-cost nanofoam
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1.2 Argon FG60 on plastic
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Glucose concentration [mM]
Glucose sensitivity1.43 mA mM-1 cm-2
Glucose range in blood: 3-8 mM Glucose range in saliva: 20-70 µM substrate
NiO nanofoam
Ultra low-cost: printable sensor
Ni nanosheet powder
- IMM Low-cost nanostructures Future applications: - UV detection - Glucose, cholesterol detection - Food (Allergen) detection Tesi sperimentale, interdisciplinare Sviluppo diretto di competenze .... - Sintesi da liquido (CBD) - Processi termici (atmosfera controllata) - Test elettrochimici (CA CV EIS) Altre tecniche: - SEM - RBS - XRD - UV exposure - XPS - PL - UV-Vis-NIR spectrometry - Nano-Imprinting Lithography Are you ready ?
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