Two-Dimensional Nanostructures for Electrochemical Biosensor

Trinuclear Ruthenium Clusters for Electrochemical Biosensor Development

Graphite-Composites Alternatives for Electrochemical Biosensor

One- and two-dimensional nanostructures for chemical- and biosensing

Nanostructures have been very popular for several years to do research on sensing. In this paper we will demonstrate the advantage of using nanowires of zinc oxide (ZnO) as one dimensional structure for potentiometric measurements in biological environments. The developed procedures show suitability for the accurate determination of most of the important metal ions and to characterize cells and...

Two-dimensional atomic interferometry for creation of nanostructures

We propose a scheme for large angle two-dimensional atom interferometers employing two-photon pulses. The interferometer scheme utilizes Raman pulses to produce a two-dimensional pattern with independent choice of grating spacings in each direction, each being as small as 2 nm. This scheme may enable one to produce uniform arrays of structures such as quantum dots with dimensions of only a few ...

Electrochemical Preparation and Characterization of Mn5O8 Nanostructures

Electrochemical synthesis followed by heat-treatment is a facile and easy method for preparation of nanostructured metal oxides. Herein we report nanostructured Mn5O8 prepared through pulse cathodic deposition followed by heat-treatment for the first time. For the preparation of Mn5O8 nanorods, pulse cathodic electrodeposition was first done from 0.005M Mn(NO3)2 at the current density of 5 mA c...