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On-Chip Nanofabrication Techniques for the Manufacturing of Nanoscale Objects Using Nanometal Templating, Shape-Directing Ligands, Atomic Layer Deposition, and Selective Etching

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posted on 2024-12-20, 03:56 authored by Walker James Tuff
The work presented here focuses on the advancement of substrate-based nanofabrication techniques that are robust, scalable, and yield nanostructures that are not readily obtained using existing techniques. The nanofabrication techniques presented rely on (i) gold nanoparticle arrays that function as templates for fabricating more complex nanostructures, (ii) growth-shaping ligands that define the geometries present after a liquid-based synthesis, (iii) atomic layer deposition for the uniform and atomically thin deposition of metal-oxides, and/or (iv) etching (both wet and dry) to selectively control which components remain in the nanostructures.

History

Date Created

2024-12-03

Date Modified

2024-12-18

Defense Date

2024-11-22

CIP Code

  • 14.1801

Research Director(s)

Svetlana Neretina

Committee Members

Jon Camden Ryan Roeder Tengfei Luo

Degree

  • Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Level

  • Doctoral Dissertation

Language

  • English

Library Record

006642780

OCLC Number

1479740750

Publisher

University of Notre Dame

Additional Groups

  • Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

Program Name

  • Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering: Materials Science and Engineering