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This book comprises 25 contributions focussed on nanotechnology for sensor applications. They stem from presentations at the NATO Advanced Research Workshop "Nanomaterials for Security". The chapters cover a broad but interrelated range of topics, including nanophysics, nanotechnology, nanomaterials, sensors, biosensor security systems, and explosive detection. They reflect many significant advances over the past two years as well as some entirely new directions of research that are just beginning to be explored.
List of contents
Part I Nanomaterials.- 1. Atomic Collapse in Graphene.- 2. Fluorination Clusters on Graphene Resolved by Conductive AFM.- 3. Spin Relaxation in GaAs Based Quantum Dots for Security and Quantum Information Processing Applications.- 4. Very Sensitive Nanocalorimetry of Small Mass Systems and Glassy Materials.- 5. Phase Conversion of Y-Ba-Cu-O Thin Films by Super-Oxygenation and Cu-Enrichment.- 6. Strong-Coupling Diagram Technique for Strong Electron Correlations.- 7. Spin-Dependent Transport of Carbon Nanotubes with Chromium Atoms.- 8. Cell Monolayer Functioning Detection Based on Quantum Polarization Effects in Langmuir-Blodgett Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Films.- 9. Magnetic Properties of Cobalt and Nitrogen Co-Modified Titanium Dioxide Nanocomposites.- Physical Properties of (As2Se3)1-x:Snx and(As4S3Se3)1-x:Snx Glasses.- 11. Thermal Memory and Thermal Induced Phase Transformation in Shape Memory Alloys.- 12. Spectroscopic Properties of Nanoceria Allowing Visualization of its Antioxidant Action.- 13. Vibration Based Microstructure Replication and Analysis.- Part II Nanosensors.- Nanotechnology and Microfluidics Based Biosensing.- 15. Resistivity Sensors of Metal Oxides with Metal Nanoparticles as Catalysts.- 16. Iono-Electronic Interface Based on Innovative Low Temperature Zeolite Coated NMOS (Circuits) for Bio-Nanosensor Manufacture.- 17. SQUID Detectors for Non-Destructive Evaluation in Industry.- 18. Morphological Features of Nanostructured Sensor for X-Ray and Optical imaging, Based on Nonideal Heterojunction.- 19. Hetero-Carbon Nanostructures as the Effective Sensors in Security Systems.- 20. Characterization of SnO2 Sensors Nanomaterials by Polarization Modulation Method.- 21. Diagnostic of Resonant Properties of Au-PTFE Nanostructures for Sensor Applications.- 22. Metal Oxide Based Biosensors for the Detection of Dangerous Biological Compounds.- 23. Cerium Dioxide (Ceo2-x) and Orthovanadate (Gd0.9Eu0.1VO4) Nanoparticles for Protection of Living Body from X-Ray induced Damage.- 24. Anthology and Genesis of Nanodimensional Objects and GM Food as the Threats for Human Security.- 25. Transmission of Three Resistance Sensor Signals over Four Wire Line with Losses.
Summary
This book comprises 25 contributions focussed on nanotechnology for sensor applications. They stem from presentations at the NATO Advanced Research Workshop "Nanomaterials for Security". The chapters cover a broad but interrelated range of topics, including nanophysics, nanotechnology, nanomaterials, sensors, biosensor security systems, and explosive detection. They reflect many significant advances over the past two years as well as some entirely new directions of research that are just beginning to be explored.
