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2010-2011 CNF Research Accomplishments Reports, by Section
Biological Applications, pages 2-63 Retinal Implant Project; page 4 Microfluidic Cell Culture Analog Devices to Mimic Animal Exposures to Toxins and Drugs; page 6 Nanofluidics for Single Molecule Sorting; page 8 An Array of Planar Apertures for Near-Field Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy; page 10 Microfluidic Device for Extraction of DNA from Selected Cells; page 12 Investigation of Functional Electrospun Bionanofibers in Microfluidic Channels; page 14 Ultra-Sensitive Biodetection Using Photonic Crystal Nanocavities; page 16 Electrochemical Detection of Neurotransmitter Using CMOS IC Biosensors; page 18 Revealing the Conformational Change of SNAP-25 during Exocytosis using Electrochemical Detectors and TIR-FRET Imaging; page 20 Microring Resonator Bacteria Sensing; page 22 Microfluidic Materials; page 24 Effect of CXCL12 on Tumor Cell Migration using a 3D Microfluidic in vitro Model; page 26 Silicon Nitride Cantilevers for Muscle Sarcomere Force Measurements; page 28 Nanofountain Probes for the Delivery of Molecular Inks; page 30 Single Protein Detection Using a Microfluidic System; page 32 DNA Methylation Profiling in Nanochannels; page 34 Three Dimensional Microscale Niches for Studies of Tumor Angiogenesis; page 36 Circulating Tumor Cell Release by use of Novel Immunocapture Chemistry in GEDI Microdevices; page 38 A Laminar Flow Microfluidic Device for Quantitative Analysis of Electrochemical Activity of Bacteria; page 40 Utilizing Micro-Patterned Protein Surfaces to Investigate the Properties of the Lysosomal Synapse; page 42 Microgeometries and Photonics for Studying Cell Mechanics and Cancer Metastasis; page 44 Micropatterned Hydrogel Substrates of Tunable Stiffness; page 46 Suspended Carbon Nanotube Devices for Single Molecule Sensing; page 48 Zero Mode Waveguides for Single-Molecule Real-Time Detection; page 50 Development of Teaching Labs for the New Course Biologically Inspired Microsystems Engineering; page 52 X-Ray Lab on a Chip: A Microfluidic Mixing System for Small-Angle X-Ray Solution Scattering; page 54 A 3D Microfluidic in vitro Model for Cancer Cell Migration and Invasion Under Flow Effect; page 56 Fabrication of Flexible Microelectrodes for Chronic Implantation; page 58 Moisture Responsive Artificial Micro-Pores in a PEGDA Membrane with Anisotropic Swelling Properties; page 60 Multichannel Microfluidic Device for Tracking Cell Lineages; page 62
Chemistry, pages 64-75
Chemical Bonding Across the Periodic Table at High and Ambient Pressures; page 66 Compound-Specific Isotope Analysis of Carbon Using a Micro-Fabricated Micro-Reactor and Cavity Ring-Down Spectrometry; page 68 Imaging Reactive Sites on Carbon Materials during Electrochemical Reaction; page 70 Oriented 2D Covalent Organic Framework Thin Films on Single-Layer Graphene; page 72 Mid-Infrared Transparent Substrate for Alkylsiloxane Monolayers; page 74
Electronics, pages 76-87
Redox Molecules for Resonant Tunneling Barrier in Nanocrystal Nonvolatile Memory; page 78 Fabrication of an Electronic Y-Branch Switch using III-V Quantum Well Heterostructures; page 80 A Study on Ferroelectric Properties of Vanadium Dioxide Film; page 82 Depositing Interdigitated Electrodes to Test Electrolyte Samples for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells; page 84 A High-Efficiency, Low-Profile 77 Gigahertz Antenna for Automotive Radar; page 86
Materials, pages 88-133
An E-Beam and Imprint Resist Compatible with Organic Materials; page 90 Low Heat Capacity Substrates for Calorimetry Measurements; page 92 Interaction of DNA and Single Layer Graphene; page 94 Growth of Large Area Arrays of Nanowires for use in Lifetime Measurements; page 96 Patterning of Multiple Block Copolymers per Layer with Orthogonal Processing; page 98 Grains and Grain Boundaries in Single-Layer Graphene Atomic Patchwork Quilts; page 100 Improvement of the Low-Frequency Sensitivity of MgO-Based Magnetic Tunnel Junctions by Annealing; page 102 Block Copolymer Self-Assembly-Directed Single Crystal Homo- and Heteroepitaxial Nanostructures; page 104 Investigation of Internal Friction Mechanisms in Doped Single Crystal Silicon; page 106 Opto-Thermorheological Flow Manipulation; page 108 Complex Amorphous Transition Metal Dielectrics; page 110 Low Temperature Graphene Growth; page 112 Electrical Characterization of Nanocrystal Arrays; page 114 Computational Materials Science; page 116 Fabrication of Microfluidic Devices to Measure Thermal Properties of Nanoscale Ionic Materials; page 118 Development of a Monochromatic Phonon Source for Studying Nanoscale Phonon Heat Transport; page 120 Patterning of Block Copolymer Brushes by E-Beam Lithography; page 122 Vertically Aligned Carbon Nanotube Membrane for Solar Hydrogen Generation; page 124 PECVD SiC, Carbon Rich Films at Cornell University; page 126 Directed Assembly of Microcomponents Enabled by Bubble Latching; page 128 Fabrication of Multicomponent Inorganic Janus Particles; page 130 Effect of Surfaces on Strength of Silicon Nanostructures; page 132
Mechanical Devices, pages 134-159 Large-Scale Production of Graphene Resonators with Enhanced Performance; page 136 Rapid Serial Prototyping of Magnet-Tipped Cantilevers; page 138 Towards a Graphene-Based Electromechanical Switch; page 140 Graphene Mechanical Resonators; page 142 A Bio-Inspired Low-Noise Differential Microphone with Optical Detection; page 144 6.4 GHz Acoustic Sensor for in situ Monitoring of AFM Tip Wear; page 146 The Next Generation of Nanoaquarium Devices for in situ Electron Microscopy in Liquid Media; page 148 MEMS-Integrated MRA for use in Multi-Band/Mode Communication Systems Operating within the Public Safety Bands (700-4900 MHz); page 150 Batch Compatible Integration of Nanoscale Samples and MEMS Devices; page 152 Non-Linear Dynamics of Coupled MEMS Oscillators; page 154 Fabrication of All-Thin-Film Magnetoelectric Devices on Micromachined Silicon Cantilevers; page 156 A Microfabricated Low Cost Enzyme-Fee Glucose Fuel Cell for Implantable Devices; page 158
Optics & Opto-Electronics, pages 160-205
Transformation Optics on a Silicon Platform; page 162 Non-Blocking Operation of a Silicon Optical Filter with Doubled FSR; page 164 Optical Bistability in Etchless Silicon Ring Resonators; page 166 Optical Frequency Conversion in Silicon Waveguides at Mid-Infrared Wavelengths; page 168 Waveguide-Integrated Telecom-Wavelength Photodiode in Deposited Silicon; page 170 3D Backend CMOS Optics Integration Using Compatible Materials and Processes; page 172 Fabrication of Nanofluidic Channels on Fused Silica Wafers; page 174 Porous Polymer Waveguides and Ring Resonators; page 176 Microring-Based Optical Pulse Train Generator; page 178 Reconfigurable Photonic Systems from Optofluidic Waveguides; page 180 Advancements in Microfluidically Reconfigurable Photonics; page 182 Measurement of Wavefront Aberrations of a Hard X-Ray Kinoform Lens; page 184 Microfabricated X-Ray Optics for Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source; page 186 Thermal Characterization of an Opto-Fluidic Photonic Crystal; page 188 Highly Sensitive Spectroscopic Interferometers Using Photonic Crystal Structures; page 190 Nanoscale Photonic Biosensors from Biological Building Blocks; page 192 Three-Dimensional Metallo-Dielectric Photonic Crystal Thermal Emission through Electrical Bias; page 194 Antireflective Conductive Metamaterial Films for Silicon Solar Cells; page 196 Nanomanipulation using SiN Photonic Crystal Resonators; page 198 Creation of Magnetic Janus Particles; page 200 Improvements of the Sensitivity of the High-Field Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectrometer Using Nanofabricated Mesh; page 202 Demonstration of an n-i-p-i Photovoltaic Device; page 204 The Effect of Annealing on the Spin-Transfer Torques of Magnesium Oxide Magnetic Tunneling Junction Nanopillars; page 206
Physics & Nanostructure Physics, pages 206-263
High Voltage Pulse Measurement of Microwave Emission and Spin-Torque Effects in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions; page 210 Fabrication of Charge-Density-Wave Conductor Field Effect Devices; page 212 Giant Proximity Effects in Confined Superfluid 4He; page 214 X-Ray Imaging of Magnetic Normal Modes Driven by Spin Transfer Torque in Magnetic Nanopillar Devices; page 216 Nanoscale Superconducting Microwave Cavities for Ferromagnetic Resonance Studies; page 218 Fabrication of Mechanically-Adjustable Devices with Two Opposing Graphene Electrodes; page 220 Spin Torque Oscillations in a Hybrid Structure with both In-Plane and Perpendicular Anisotropy Layers; page 222 Plasmon Resonance in Individual Nanogap Electrodes Studied Using Graphene Nanoconstrictions as Photodetectors; page 224 Making an Electric-Field-Controlled Giant Magnetoresistance Device Using Multiferroic Material; page 226 Dissipation in Ultrathin Membranes; page 228 Vortex Dynamics in Nanofabricated Superconducting Devices; page 230 Melting Dynamics of Colloidal Crystals on Patterned Surfaces; page 232 Microfluidic Chambers for Studies of Confined Superfluid He-3; page 234 Persistent Currents in Normal Metal Rings; page 236 Quantum-Limited Measurement and Entanglement in Superconducting Circuits; page 238 Magnetic Tunnel Junction Based Orthogonal Spin Transfer Devices; page 240 Magnetic Fringe Fields Control of Electronic Transport in Organic Thin Films: Organic Semi-Spin-Valves; page 242 Fabrication of Nanoscale Josephson Junctions for Quantum Coherent Superconducting Circuits; page 244 Carbon Nanotube p-i-n Diodes of Known Chirality; page 246 Improved Materials for High-Performance Superconducting Quantum Circuits; page 248 Dynamical Bifurcation in a Superfluid 4He Josephson Junction; page 250 Electronic Structure Calculations for Cr1-xAlx; page 252 Thermoelectric Properties Measurement of 1D Nanostructures; page 254 High Resolution Reversible Color Images on Photonic Crystal Substrates; page 256 Fabrication of Superconducting Devices for Quantum Information Science; page 258 Photonic Crystal Nanocavities for Solid State Quantum Optics; page 260 First-Principles Study of the Surface Chemistry of Metal-Oxide Nanostructures; page 262
Process & Characterization, pages 264-270
Nano-Scale Devices for Biosensor Applications; page 266 Characterization of Graphene Obtained by Chemical Vapor Deposition; page 268 return to cnf publications Back to Top |
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