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New Insight on Bio-sensing by Nano-fabricated Memristors

Giovanni De Micheli, Yusuf Leblebici, Sandro Carrara, Davide Sacchetto
2011
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Abstract

We report here on a new insight for bio-sensing based on the memristive effect of functionalized Schottky-barrier memristive silicon nanowire in dry environment. The device concept is discussed. Electrical measurements confirm the bio-detection by the narrowing of the memristive I ds − V ds hysteresis upon interaction of antigen with antibody-functionalized nanowire.

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