Nanoelectronics and nanosensing using carbon nanotubes

Larry A. Nagahara; Ruth Zhang; Islamshah Amlani; John Tresek; Theresa Hopson; Raymond Tsui; Xiulan Li; Salah Boussaad; Nongjian Tao

Nanoelectronics and nanosensing using carbon nanotubes

Larry A. Nagahara, Ruth Zhang, Islamshah Amlani, John Tresek, Theresa Hopson, Raymond Tsui, Xiulan Li, Salah Boussaad, Nongjian Tao

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Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) are nearly ideal, one-dimensional nanostructures and exhibit other unique properties that may be useful in novel nanoelectronics and nanosensing applications. Here, the growth of SWNTs via chemical vapor deposition as well as the fabrication and electrical properties of SWNT devices as a field effect transistor (FETs) will be presented. We have used these SWNT-FET devices as highly sensitive nano-biosensors, namely, the in-situ detection of the protein molecule, cytochrome c. Results of these experiments will be used in elucidating the role of charge transfer and adsorption on the transport properties.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Electron Transfer in Nanomaterials - Proceedings of the International Symposium
Pages	431-442
Number of pages	12
State	Published - Oct 16 2006
Event	205th Electrochemical Society Meeting - San Antonio, TX, United States Duration: May 9 2004 → May 14 2004

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Name	Proceedings - Electrochemical Society
Volume	PV 2004-22

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Other	205th Electrochemical Society Meeting
Country/Territory	United States
City	San Antonio, TX
Period	5/9/04 → 5/14/04

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Nagahara, LA, Zhang, R, Amlani, I, Tresek, J, Hopson, T, Tsui, R, Li, X, Boussaad, S & Tao, N 2006, Nanoelectronics and nanosensing using carbon nanotubes. in Electron Transfer in Nanomaterials - Proceedings of the International Symposium. Proceedings - Electrochemical Society, vol. PV 2004-22, pp. 431-442, 205th Electrochemical Society Meeting, San Antonio, TX, United States, 5/9/04.

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