Magneto-plasmonic-carbon-nanoscrolls with enhanced performances for sensitive biosensing applications

Maria Benelmekki

NTNU

Maria Benelmekki (Associate professor, NTNU-Norway). After completing a PhD in physics at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and postdoctoral work at ENSAM-France, she joined industrial research as Project Manager, working in R&D international projects related to a broad range of nanomaterials and their application in food packaging and automotive industries. Eight years later, she joined the Centre of Physics of Minho University (Portugal) where she built up a research topic in the area of nanoparticles and hybrid nanomaterials. In 2012, she joined OIST-Japan as Senior Staff Scientist where she worked on the hybrid nanomaterials by inert-gas condensation methods.

Abstract

Hybrid inorganic nanomaterials that combine two or more component into one nanostructure have experienced a substantial progress in terms of the design and synthesis processes. Such complex structures have the potential to... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Maria Benelmekki (NTNU)
  2. Jeong-Hwan Kim (Yokohama City University)

Topic Areas

Nanomagnetics & magneto-optical nanomaterials , Carbon & graphene nanostructures

Session

OS3-A » Carbon & Graphene (16:00 - Friday, 11th November, Auditorium)

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