Revolutionary Nanopatterning Technique Developed
In May 2024, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati and Columbia University scientists achieved a groundbreaking advancement in nanopatterning, utilizing a simple tabletop infrared (IR) laser.
Innovative Nanopatterning Method
- Nanopatterning involves creating intricate patterns on materials at the nanometre scale, vital for various advanced devices like light detectors, solar cells, lasers, and LEDs.
- Traditional nanoscale patterning methods necessitate specialized equipment and infrastructure, posing accessibility and cost challenges.
Optical Driving: A Novel Approach
- The team adopted a less complex technique called "optical driving," exploiting the resonance frequency principle in materials to overcome these challenges.
- By employing the "unzipping" technique, they cleaved hexagonal boron nitride ....
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