Search for dissertations about: "nanotrådar"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 43 swedish dissertations containing the word nanotrådar.
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1. Semiconductor Nanowires: Characterization and surface modification
Abstract : The topic of III-V nanowires is still, after more than two decades, a growing and lively research area. The areas of application are wide and contain such important topics as energy harvesting, cheap and efficient lighting, high efficiency detectors and new types of electronics. III-V materials offer properties superior to the widely used Si. READ MORE
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2. Spider Silk Nanostructuring and its Applications for Tissue Engineering
Abstract : This thesis introduces new ways to produce micro-and nanostructures of recombinant spider silk and explores ways to characterize their topography, mechanical properties, cell compatibility, and permeability. The suitability of the formed structures for applications within tissue engineering, primarily in vitro tissue modeling, is also investigated. READ MORE
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3. Strain Mapping of Single Nanowires using Nano X-ray Diffraction
Abstract : Nanowires are explored as basic components for a large range of electronic devices. The nanowire format offersseveral benefits, including reduced material consumption and increased potential for combining materials to formnew novel heterostructures. READ MORE
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4. III-V Nanowires for High-Speed Electronics
Abstract : III-V compound materials have long been used in RF applications in high-electron-mobility-transistors (HEMTs) and bipolar-junction-transistors (BJTs). Now, III-V is also being viewed as a material candidate for replacing silicon in the n-channel in CMOS processes for increased drive currents and reduced power consumption in future nodes. READ MORE
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5. Aerosol Metal Nanoparticles and their Role in Particle-Assisted Growth of III–V Nanowires
Abstract : Semiconductor nanowires have properties that make them potentially useful for applications in future electronic, photovoltaic, and optoelectronic devices. A powerful nanowire fabrication technique is the use of a nanoparticle as a preferential nucleation site, from which a nanowire grows. READ MORE