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- 2024Enhanced Dielectric Properties of Recycled PLA/BaTiO$_3$ Nanocomposites: Towards Sustainable Capacitor Applications
- 2024Exploring the degradation of silver nanowire networks under thermal stress by coupling in situ X-ray diffraction and electrical resistance measurementscitations
- 2024Silver nanowire networks coated with a few nanometer thick aluminum nitride films for ultra-transparent and robust heating applicationscitations
- 2024Towards enhanced transparent conductive nanocomposites based on metallic nanowire networks coated with metal oxides: a brief reviewcitations
- 2024Sustainable Composite Materials: High Dielectric Performance of Recycled Polylactic Acid/La1.5Sr0.5NiO4 for Future Energy Storage Systems
- 2023Comparative Study of the Environmental Impact of Depositing Al 2 O 3 by Atomic Layer Deposition and Spatial Atomic Layer Depositioncitations
- 2023Tuning the texture and polarity of ZnO thin films deposited by spatial atomic layer deposition through the addition of a volatile shape-directing agentcitations
- 2022Atmospheric atomic layer deposition of SnO 2 thin films with Tin(II) acetylacetonate and watercitations
- 2022Advances in Flexible Metallic Transparent Electrodescitations
- 2022Stable Flexible Transparent Electrodes for Localized Heating of Lab‐on‐a‐Chip Devicescitations
- 2021Liquid atomic layer deposition as emergent technology for the fabrication of thin filmscitations
- 2021Open-air printing of Cu2O thin films with high hole mobility for semitransparent solar harvesterscitations
- 2021Open-air printing of Cu2O thin films with high hole mobility for semitransparent solar harvesterscitations
- 2021Tuning the band gap and carrier concentration of titania films grown by spatial atomic layer deposition: a precursor comparison.
- 2018Visualization of nanocrystalline CuO in the grain boundaries of Cu2O thin films and effect on band bending and film resistivitycitations
- 2018electron tunneling through grain boundaries in transparent conductive oxides and implications for electrical conductivity the case of zno al thin filmscitations
- 2017High quality epitaxial fluorine-doped SnO2 films by ultrasonic spray pyrolysis: Structural and physical property investigationcitations
- 2015Influence of an Inorganic Interlayer on Exciton Separation in Hybrid Solar Cells.
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Stable Flexible Transparent Electrodes for Localized Heating of Lab‐on‐a‐Chip Devices
Abstract
International audience ; In situ biological observations require stable, accurate and local temperature control of 19 specimen. Several heating elements are coupled with microfluidic systems, but few of them are 20 transparent to visible light and therefore compatible with microscopic observation. Traditional 21 transparent electrodes such as indium tin oxide, still suffer from high fabrication cost and 22 brittleness, which is not fully compatible to emerging microfluidic devices. Here, we propose 23 a lightweight, low-cost, flexible transparent heater based on percolating silver nanowire 24 networks, protected with a transparent zinc oxide film, for the in situ monitoring of biological 25 experiments. Using the fluorescence of dyes bound to double-stranded DNA to monitor its 26 temperature in situ, we demonstrate that such nanocomposites allow rapid and reproducible 27 heating under low applied voltage. Furthermore, selective heating is achieved in different zones 28 of the same microchannel or for adjacent microchannels of the chip heating at different 29 temperatures, with a single transparent heater and bias.