Nanoparticles for biomedical applications are generally formed by bottom-up approaches
such as self-assembly, emulsification and precipitation. But these methods usually have …

Interferometric lithography (IL) is a powerful technique for the definition of large‐area,
nanometer‐scale, periodically patterned structures. Patterns are recorded in a light …

It is often necessary to identify close-packed or nearly close-packed planes in a crystal. This
can be done by inspection in crystal structures where one atom occupies each lattice point …

We present an overview of techniques used to pattern the epitaxial growth of quantum dots.
Subsequent growth, morphology, and optical characterization are also discussed. The …

A fast-reconfigurable and actively-stabilized fiber-optic interference lithography system is
demonstrated in this paper. Employment of fiber-optic components greatly enhances the …

The authors report on the impact of wetting layer thickness and quantum dot size on the
electronic and optical properties of dome-shaped InAs/GaAs quantum dots (QDs) with …

We presented an innovative fabrication technique for the self-assembly of GaAs islands on
Si substrates by droplet epitaxy. The islands show highly tunable density (from 10 7 to some …

We investigate the effects of in-situ passivation on the electrical transport of InAs nanopillars
(NPs) grown on InAs (111) B substrates via selective-area epitaxy. Before passivation, the …

We present an overview and a comparison between three different methods of creating low
density lateral In (Ga) As quantum dot molecules (QDMs) embedded in a GaAs matrix. Each …

Single InAs quantum dots, site-selectively grown by a patterning and regrowth technique,
were probed using high-resolution low-temperature microphotoluminescence spectroscopy …