BPN523: Bio-Inspired Manipulation of Nanoplasmonic Architectures via Active Polymers

Abstract: 

While technology relies on components defined in a fixed position on a rigid substrate, nature prefers soft substrates, and allows components to move significantly during morphogenesis. Taking inspiration from biological fabrication, we have developed a technique, called active polymer nanofabrication, which utilizes active (smart) polymers to create complex nanoplasmonic substrates designed for molecular detection.

Project end date: 02/01/11

Author: 
Benjamin M. Ross
Liz Y. Wu
Publication date: 
August 11, 2010
Publication type: 
BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive)
Citation: 
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