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Batch Fabrication of Nanostructured Heterogeneous Microarrays for Chemical Sensing

Barborini E., Leccardi M., Bertolini G., Rorato O., Repetto P., Bandiera D., Gatelli M., Raso A., Garibbo A., Seminara L., Ducati C., Milani P., Tethis srl, IT

Deposition of nanoparticles from the gas phase is becoming an enabling technology for batch production of nanostructured devices. Supersonic clusters beam deposition (SCBD) has been shown as a viable route for the production of nanostructured [...]

Validation for Micro- and Nano-Sensors

Henry M., Oxford University, UK

The rapid development of sensor and processing technologies is offering many opportunities for embedding new functionality within sensing devices. One important area is the development of diagnostics. While the generation of diagnostic error codes is [...]

Overview – Nanoparticulate Dry (Flame) Synthesis & Applications

Pratsinis S.E., ETH Zürich, CH

Flame synthesis is a scalable technology that was developed largely by valiant evolutionary research for manufacture of commodities (e.g. carbon blacks, fumed silica and pigments). In the last 5-10 years, however, major advances in the [...]

Titanium Dioxide Nanostructured Coatings: Application in Photocatalysis and Sensors

Byrne J.A., Hamilton J.W.J., McMurray T.A., Dunlop P.S.M., Donaldson V.J.A., Rankin J., Dale G., Al Rousan D., University of Ulster, UK

This paper presents results concerning the fabrication, characterisation, and application of nano-structured titanium dioxide films. Applications include photocatalytic purification of water, “self-decontaminating” surfaces, and electrochemical biosensing.

Active Coatings Technologies for Customized Military Coating Systems

Zunino III J.L., U.S. Army ARDEC, US

The main objective of the U.S. Army’s Active Coatings Technologies Program is to develop technologies that can be used in combination to tailor coatings for utilization on Army Materiel. The Active Coatings Technologies Program, ACT, [...]

MEMS Reliability Assessment ProgramMicro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) Reliability Assessment Program for Department of Defense Activities

Zunino III J.L., Skelton D., Mason R., U.S. Army Corrosion Office, US

As the U.S. Army transforms into a lighter, more lethal force, the technologies that support both legacy and emerging weapon systems must decrease in size while increasing in intelligence. Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) are one such [...]

Keywords: sensors

Batch Fabrication of Nanostructured Heterogeneous Microarrays for Chemical Sensing

Validation for Micro- and Nano-Sensors

Overview – Nanoparticulate Dry (Flame) Synthesis & Applications

Titanium Dioxide Nanostructured Coatings: Application in Photocatalysis and Sensors

Active Coatings Technologies for Customized Military Coating Systems

MEMS Reliability Assessment ProgramMicro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) Reliability Assessment Program for Department of Defense Activities

The Design of Temperature Matrix with Direction Sensitivity

U.S. Army Development of Active Smart Coatings™ System for Military Vehicles

A Realistic Dream – a Top-Down Feasibility Study for MEMS Planetary Exploration

Nanoelectronic CO2 Breath Sensors