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Most ZnO-nanostructure devices are fabricated using time-consuming nanomanipulation or one-by-one fabrication techniques, making them unattractive for large-scale production. Despite advantages in manufacturing cost and scalability, solutions-based processing has not produced high performing ZnO thin-film devices. This novel solutions-based process produces ZnO devices with shorter response times, lower device biases, and high light sensitivity.
Category(s): materials
Subcategory(s): lithography
This novel process uses atomic layer deposition (ALD) to grow a tunnel barrier one atomic layer at a time. Placed between two electrically conducting materials, a tunnel barrier forms a tunnel junction. Electrons pass through the barrier by quantum tunneling. This process forms more uniform, thinner, and lower defect tunnel barriers. By improving the likelihood of quantum tunneling, this process creates higher performing tunnel junction devices.
Category(s): materials
Subcategory(s): lithography
This is a novel seedless floating growth technique for synthesis of a variety of hybrid nanostructures on graphene, primarily for electronic and optoelectronic applications.
Category(s): energy-environment, materials
KU researchers have developed a novel apparatus and associated method for the in situ formation of multi-layer thin film structures using atomic layer deposition (ALD) and ultra-high vacuum (UHV) physical/chemical vapor deposition.
Subcategory(s): energy-storage, sensors
This innovation has two forms: a hard capsule that dissolves orally and a film that dissolves orally. The capsules can be filled with a drug formulation containing an active drug or drugs, excipients, and flavors.
Subcategory(s): healthcare