In this the 50th anniversary year of the AVS and the AVS Symposium, this paper is offered as one in a series of topical review papers to celebrate the role of this community to the progress in nano
Nanofabrication offers promise for the design of artificial materials with optical properties unlike those of materials occurring in nature and for the design of new and exotic optical devices.
The main techniques to produce objects of size smaller than 100 nm are reviewed in this paper.
Nanometer structures can be directly produced in certain inorganic resists using a high current density nanometer sized electron probe.
This paper examines, by means of a Monte Carlo simulation, the conditions under which electron beam lithography could be used to produce nanometer scale structures on a solid substrate.
This paper describes the fabrication of multiterminal silicon MOSFETs containing channel segments as narrow as 30 nm for fundamental studies of quantum conduction.
In this paper we propose a novel approach that can greatly enhance our ability to control the behavior of liquids on solid substrates.
We demonstrate a very compact multifunctional photonic-crystal demultiplexer on high index contrast InP-membrane for coarse WDM applications.
This paper covers four specific areas-diverse in their scope and approach of nanophotonics research at Bell Labs, ranging from nanosized light emitters to passive and active optical circuits fabric
A nanopore is an analytical tool with single molecule sensitivity. For detection, a nanopore relies on the electrical signal that develops when a molecule translocates through it.
