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, 03:56authored byWalker 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