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Hard-Wired Solid-State Bioelectronic Micropore Devices: Permanent Metal-Protein-Metal Junction Proof-of-Concept. [PDF]

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Bera S, Mishuk E, Li P, Das S, Keshet S, Garusi S, Tunik L, Edri E, Selzer Y, Pecht I, Vilan A, Sheves M, Cahen D.   +12 more
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FEA-guided co-design of bubble microneedles: controlled tip separation for rapid transdermal and sublingual delivery. [PDF]

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Jiang C, Yang J, Gao M, He Y, Liao W, Chen H, Wang Z, Ying S, Tao X, Jiang X, Ye J.   +10 more
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Immunotherapy with guts: a review of microbial therapeutic adjuncts for immunotherapy in solid tumors. [PDF]

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Pum K, Lou E, Goffredo P, Jahansouz C, Subramanian S, Prakash A.   +5 more
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Disposable Solid-State pH Sensor Using Nanoporous Platinum and Copolyelectrolytic Junction [PDF]

Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society, 2010
A disposable solid-state pH sensor was realized by utilizing two nanoporous Pt (npPt) electrodes and a copolyelectrolytic junction One nanoporous Pt electrode was to measure the pH as an indicating electrode (pH-IE) and the other assembled with ...
Chung, Taek Dong, Jong-Min Noh, Noh, Jongmin, Hee-Chan Kim, Se-Jin Park, Taek-Dong Chung, Park, Sejin, Kim, Hee Chan   +7 more
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A Solid‐State Protein Junction Serves as a Bias‐Induced Current Switch

Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2019
AbstractA sample‐type protein monolayer, that can be a stepping stone to practical devices, can behave as an electrically driven switch. This feat is achieved using a redox protein, cytochrome C (CytC), with its heme shielded from direct contact with the solid‐state electrodes. Ab initio DFT calculations, carried out on the CytC–Au structure, show that
Jerry A Fereiro, Ben Kayser, CARLOS Romero-Muñiz   +2 more
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A polymeric junction membrane for solid-state reference electrodes

Analytica Chimica Acta, 2005
Abstract A polymer membrane system composed of 30 wt.% cellulose acetate (CA) and polyurethane (PU) has been developed for the fabrication of mass producible solid-state reference electrodes. The CA/PU membrane exhibits appropriate adhesion to common substrates (e.g., ceramic and silicon chips) of miniaturized electrochemical sensors, allows quick ...
Richard B Brown, Hakhyun Nam, Geun Sig Cha   +2 more
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Solid-state memories based on ferroelectric tunnel junctions

Nature Nanotechnology, 2011
Ferroic-order parameters are useful as state variables in non-volatile information storage media because they show a hysteretic dependence on their electric or magnetic field. Coupling ferroics with quantum-mechanical tunnelling allows a simple and fast readout of the stored information through the influence of ferroic orders on the tunnel current. For
Chanthbouala, André, Crassous, Arnaud, Garcia, Vincent, Bouzehouane, Karim, Fusil, Stéphane, Moya, Xavier, Allibe, Julie, Dlubak, Bruno, Grollier, Julie, Xavier, Stéphane, Deranlot, Cyrile, Moshar, Amir, Proksch, Roger, Mathur, Neil D., Bibes, Manuel, Barthélémy, Agnès   +15 more
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Charge Transport in Solid State Molecular Junctions

ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2013
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Richard L McCreery, Adam Bergren, Haijun Yan, Sayed Youssef Sayed, Jerry Fereiro, Jean-Christophe Lacroix, Mykola Kondratenko, Andriy Kovalenko   +7 more
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Solid-state perspectives of the photoelectrochemistry of semiconductor–electrolyte junctions

Nature, 1984
More than one mechanism is required to account for the photoinduced movement of charge across semiconductor–electrolyte junctions. Distinguishing the various mechanisms, which is here accomplished using a synthesis of theoretical ideas from both solid-state physics and electrochemistry, may have important consequences in research related to potential ...
F. Williams, A. J. Nozik
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Formation of Junction Structures by Solid-State Diffusion

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1958
The diffusion of group III and group V impurities into germanium and silicon is reviewed. Observed and possible variations of the diffusion coefficient with concentration are discussed, followed by a summary of the diffusion coefficients and of solutions to the diffusion equation.
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