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Dr.
Chongwu Zhou Associate
Professor Viterbi School Of Engineering
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Recent
Achievement
Recent Projects
1. Carbon
nanotubes: devices and circuits
2. Nanowire:
synthesis and applications in chemical sensing, transparent electronics, energy
storage and conversion
3. Biosensing
and drug delivery
Recent Publications
Carbon Nanotubes:
90. “Small wander – The exciting world of carbon nanotubes”,
C. Zhou, A. Kumar and K. Ryu,
IEEE Nanotechnology Magazine, 1,
13-17(2008).
89. “Transfer Printing of Massively
Aligned Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
for
Flexible Electronics and Smart Textiles”,
K. Ryu, F. N. Ishikawa,
88. “Device
study, chemical doping, and logic circuits based on transferred aligned
single-walled carbon nanotubes”,
C. Wang, K. Ryu, A. Badmaev, N. Patil, A. Lin, S.
Mitra, H.-S. P. Wong and C. Zhou, submitted
87.
“Resonant micro Raman spectroscopy of aligned single-walled carbon nanotubes on
a-plane sapphire”,
L. Gomez, B. Lei, S. Cronin, C. Zhou, submitted
86. “Diameter dependence of aligned growth of carbon nanotubes on a-plane
sapphire substrate”
X. Liu, K.
Ryu, S. Hang, A. Badmaev, and C. Zhou, in preparation
85. “In-depth Raman study of massively Aligned Nanotubes and Polarity
control of
nanotube transistors”
B. Lei, K.
Ryu, S. Han, L. G. De-Arco, A. Badmaev, J. Ravichandran, D. Farmer, K. Kim, R.
Gordon, K. L. Wang, and C. Zhou, in preparation
84. “Light-Induced Charge Transfer in Pyrene/CdSe-SWNT Hybrids”
L. Hu, Y.
Zhao, K. Ryu, C. Zhou, J. F. Stoddart, and G. Grüner,
Advanced Materials, in press.
83. “High-throughput transfer printing of large scale chemical derived
graphene sheets”
M. Allen,
V. Tung, L. Gomez, Z. Xu, L. Chen, G. Yang, C. Zhou, R. Kaner, Y. Yang,
Submitted.
Nanowires:
82. “High-performance metal oxide nanowire chemical sensors with integrated
micromachined hotplates”,
K. Ryu, D. Zhang, and C. Zhou,
Applied
Physics Letters, 92, 93111-93113 (2008). (PDF)
81. “Transparent Active Matrix Organic
Light-Emitting Diode Displays Driven by Nanowire Transistor Circuitry”,
S. Ju, J. Li, J. Liu, P. Chen, Y. Ha, F. Ishikawa,
H. Chang , C. Zhou, A. Facchetti, D. B. Janes and T. J. Marks,
Nano Letters, 8, 997-1004 (2008) (PDF).
80. “High performance In2O3 nanowire transistors
using organic gate nanodielectrics”,
S. Ju, F. Ishikawa, P. Chen, H. Chang, C. Zhou, Y. Ha, J. Liu, A.
Facchetti, T. Marks, D. Janes,
Applied Physics Letters, in press (2008). (PDF)
79. “Nano
Electronic Nose: A Hybrid Nanowire / Carbon Nanotube Sensor Array with
Integrated Micromachined Hotplates for Sensitive Gas Discrimination”,
P. Chen, F. N. Ishikawa, H. Chang, K. Ryu,
and C.
Zhou, submitted.
78. “Pearl-like ZnS-decorated InP nanowires heterostructures”,
G. Z. Shen, P. C. Chen, Y. Bando, D. Golberg, and C. Zhou,
submitted.
77. “Bicrystalline Zn3P2 and Cd3P2 nanobelts and their electric transport”,
G. Z. Shen, P. C. Chen, Y. Bando, D. Golberg, and C. Zhou,
submitted.
76. “Zigzag Zn3P2 nanowires and their electrical transport properties”,
G. Z. Shen, P. C. Chen, Y. Bando, D. Golberg, and C. Zhou,
submitted.
Biosensing:
75. “Rapid and Label-Free Cell
Detection by Metal-Cluster-Decorated Carbon Nanotube Biosensors”,
F. N. Ishikawa, B. Stauffer, D. Caron, and
C. Zhou,
submitted.
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We have several openings for PhD students who are
interested in nanowire and nanotube research. Applications are invited
from students with background in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry,
and Materials Science. Please send your resume to chongwuz@usc.edu
if you would like to do research with us. |
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