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2D nanopores: fabrication, energy harvesting and field-effect sensing

Michael Graf

Solid-state nanopores are man-made, nano-sized openings in membranes separating two chambers containing an electrolyte solution. When applying an electric field across the membrane, the nanopore provides the only path for mobile ions to pass from one side ...

EPFL2019

Nanoscale Selective Passivation of Electrodes Contacting a 2D Semiconductor

Aleksandra Radenovic, Martina Lihter, Michael Graf

2D semiconducting materials have become the central component of various nanoelectronic devices and sensors. For sensors operating in liquid, it is crucial to efficiently block the electron transfer that occurs between the electrodes contacting the 2D mate ...

2019

Transverse Detection of DNA Using a MoS2 Nanopore

Aleksandra Radenovic, Martina Lihter, Sanjin Marion, Michael Graf

Classical nanopore sensing relies on the measurement of the ion current passing through a nanopore. Whenever a molecule electrophoretically translocates through the narrow constriction, it modulates the ion current. Although this approach allows one to mea ...

2019