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Written by Cris Orfescu on 04 August 2010

"Nano-bottles", by Wei Wu

The image (click on it to view a larger size) depicts two nano-bottles made of photoresist. Both of them are yellow color coded, and the liquid in the bottles are made by using different intensities of colors. The two nano-bottles are produced by a novel nanolithography technique based on micro-/nano-spheres on photoresist. More details about the research can be found in the following papers: W. Wu et al, Nanotechnology, vol. 18 (48), pp. 485302, 2007, and W. Wu et al J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B, vol. 26 (5), pp. 1745, 2008.

Wei Wu is a PhD candidate and research assistant at Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department of Northwestern University. Wu led different research on novel nanolithography technique, electrically tunable nanodot/nanowire detectors, and plasmonic enhanced quantum well detectors, and published more than 20 professional journal and conference papers.

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