Abstract:
A photoluminescence wavelength tunable material comprises a composite including a graphene oxide layer and metal nanoparticles attached on the graphene oxide layer. The photoluminescence wavelength of the graphene oxide (color of emitted light) can be tuned while a structure and physical properties of the graphene oxide is maintained by boding the metal nanoparticles to the graphene oxide. The photoluminescence wavelength tunable material can be applied to an energy harvesting element such as a solar cell with low loss and high efficiency.
Abstract:
A photoreceptor protein-based spectrophotometer may include: a field effect transistor (FET); and photoreceptor protein positioned on the FET, and causing a change in the electrical characteristic by being activated by the absorption of light. The spectrophotometer can copy the human visual organ directly using the human photoreceptor protein by converting light absorbed by the photoreceptor protein into an electric signal using the FET. The spectrophotometer can measure color, intensity, etc. according to the wavelength of light, such as the human visual organ, in combination, and can be applied to the development of an artificial visual organ or the like.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method of fabricating a carbon nanotube-based field effect transistor having improved adhesive strength with respect to a substrate, and the carbon nanotube-based field effect transistor fabricated thereby. The method of fabricating the carbon nanotube-based field effect transistor includes the steps of: forming an oxide layer on a substrate; forming a photoresist pattern on the oxide layer; forming a metal layer on an entire surface of a sample including a photoresist pattern; a lift-off step of removing the photoresist; absorbing a carbon nanotube on the substrate without the photoresist; performing heat treatment for the substrate in which the carbon nanotube is absorbed; and removing the metal layer. According to the present invention, since adhesive strength between the substrate and the carbon nanotube is improved, stability and reliability of a field effect transistor may be improved. When the field effect transistor is applied to a liquid sensor, a life of the sensor may extend and the reliability with respect to a result measured using the sensor may be improved.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a device and a method for promptly and accurately calculating the speed distribution of a fluid by collectively processing image data obtained by photographing the flow within a microfluidic channel having distracted fluorescent tracer particles of thin concentration, and a computer readable recording medium for recording a program to perform the method. The device and the method of the present invention can supply a suspended fluid having the distracted tracer particles to the microfluidic channel, obtain multiple sets of image data including one or multiple particle traces during the exposure time of a camera through the observation using a fluorescent microscope, and very promptly and accurately calculate the speed distribution of the fluid by collectively processing the obtained image data. The calculated speed distribution of the fluid can provide very important information associated with the flow control, the distraction control, the separation and/or the analysis.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for analyzing coupling efficiency of adhesive nano particles, comprising the steps of (a) injecting a solution including nano particles into a first chamber slide; (b) vaporizing only the solution from the first chamber slide into which the solution including nano particles is injected and irradiating light from a light source to measure a saturation temperature by a thermal observation acquisition device; (c) injecting cells into a second chamber slide; (d) injecting the solution including nano particles into the second chamber slide in which the cells are cultured; (e) removing the nano particles which are not coupled to the cells from the second chamber slide into which the cells and nano particles are injected; (f) vaporizing only the solution from the second chamber slide from which the nano particles are removed and irradiating light from the light source to measure the saturation temperature by a thermal observation acquisition device; and (g) comparing the number per area of the nano particles injected into the first chamber slide and the number per area of the nano particles injected into the second chamber slide at the same saturation temperature between the step (b) and the step (f). [Reference numerals] (a,b,c,d) Measure a saturation temperature according to concentration; (AA) GNP solution; (BB) High concentration; (CC) Low concentration; (DD,HH,OO,TT) Temperature; (EE,II,PP,UU) Saturation temperature; (FF,JJ,QQ,VV) Time; (GG) Medium solution; (KK) Cell medium solution; (LL) Combined GNP solution; (MM,RR) GNP high concentration; (NN,SS) GNP low concentration