Harrick Plasma → Applications → Electronics → Contact Printing Microcontact printing (µCP) transfers molecules from a soft, patterned stamp to a surface, the way an office rubber stamp transfers ink to paper, but with features down to a few microns. Since its...
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Characterization → QCM-D Quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation monitoring (QCM-D) detects nanogram changes in mass and softness at a sensor surface. That sensitivity cuts both ways: a few nanometers of leftover organics from...
Harrick Plasma → Applications Microcantilevers, nanomechanical resonators and acoustic-wave devices turn molecular events into measurable signals: a shift in resonant frequency, a change in surface stress, a bend of a few nanometers. At that scale the sensor surface...
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Materials → Metals Copper is widely used in engineering research due to its high conductivity and ductility. Plasma treatment enhances the performance of copper surfaces across a wide range of applications, from improving sample...
Harrick Plasma → News & Research Flexible polymer-based sensors offer a non-invasive and cost-effective alternative to traditional diagnostic procedures like biopsies or blood tests. These sensors are easy to use and can be worn on or near the skin. One class of...
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Biology & Biomedical Bacteria sensors play a crucial role in reducing food spoilage, minimizing economic losses and illness from foodborne diseases. These sensors can detect spoilage earlier, eliminating its potential to spread...
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