Danvers E. Johnston, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2008 | University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| A. T. Charlie Johnson | grad student | 2008 | Penn | |
| (Electrical contacts to individual nanostructures and fabrication of nanoscale gaps by feedback controlled electromigration.) | ||||
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| Johnston DE, Yager KG, Nam CY, et al. (2012) One-volt operation of high-current vertical channel polymer semiconductor field-effect transistors. Nano Letters. 12: 4181-6 |
| Johnston DE, Lu M, Black CT. (2012) Plasma etch transfer of self-assembled polymer patterns Proceedings of Spie - the International Society For Optical Engineering. 8328 |
| Ruiz R, Wan L, Lille J, et al. (2012) Image quality and pattern transfer in directed self assembly with block-selective atomic layer deposition Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B:Nanotechnology and Microelectronics. 30 |
| Riley CK, Muller EA, Feldman BE, et al. (2010) Effects of O2, Xe, and gating on the photoconductivity and persistent photoconductivity of porphyrin nanorods Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 114: 19227-19233 |
| Strachan DR, Johnston DE, Guiton BS, et al. (2008) Real-time TEM imaging of the formation of crystalline nanoscale gaps. Physical Review Letters. 100: 056805 |
| Yeats AL, Schwab AD, Massare B, et al. (2008) Photoconductivity of self-assembled nanotapes made from meso-tri(4-suIfonatophenyl)monophenylporphine Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 112: 2170-2176 |
| Johnston DE, Strachan DR, Johnson AT. (2007) Parallel fabrication of nanogap electrodes. Nano Letters. 7: 2774-7 |
| Strachan DR, Smith DE, Fischbein MD, et al. (2006) Clean electromigrated nanogaps imaged by transmission electron microscopy. Nano Letters. 6: 441-4 |
| Johnston DE, Islam MF, Yodh AG, et al. (2005) Electronic devices based on purified carbon nanotubes grown by high-pressure decomposition of carbon monoxide. Nature Materials. 4: 589-92 |