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  • Electron-electron interaction driven phenomena in carbon nanotube devices

    Creator:
    Aspitarte, Lee
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    CNTs also offer new opportunities to study new science and develop new technology enabled by their strong electron-electron (e-e) interactions. The lack of dielectric screening inherent in nanoscale structures like CNTs leads to strong e-e interactions, which produce unique physical phenomena. In this thesis, we study the effects of strong...
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  • Label free biosensing with carbon nanotube transistors

    Creator:
    Leyden, Matthew R.
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    As electronics reach nanometer size scales, new avenues of integrating biology and electronics become available. For example, nanoscale field-effect transistors have been integrated with single neurons to detect neural activity. Researchers have also used nanoscale materials to build electronic ears and noses. Another exciting development is the use of nanoscale...
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    Dissertation
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    , Ramsi, and Jorg) for your contribution to my work. I would like thank John wager for letting our

  • Liquid-gated carbon nanotube transistor noise sources and sensitivity limits

    Creator:
    Sharf, Tal
    Abstract:
    Low-dimensional electronic materials offer a platform to observe biological processes with unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are the closest physical analog to an ideal 1D system and can be scaled and integrated into multiplexed electronic circuitry. The molecular structure of a CNT is also biocompatible, making them...
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    expression for the thermally-induced voltage noise of a resistor power spectrum RTkS B John V  4