Published 2001
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Book Section - Chapter
Nanomechanical Systems: Applications in Biotechnology
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Roukes, Michael
Chicago
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Abstract
Nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) offer important new prospects for ultrasensitive chemical and biological measurements. In my talk I will describe two specific applications of NEMS that we are pursuing: vacuum-based mass spectrometry and fluid-based chemical force assays. In both of these arenas ultraminiature mechanical devices offer intriguing new functionality the single-molecule limit.
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© 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York. This work is being carried out at Caltech in close collaboration with Prof. Scott E. Fraser, Prof. Michael C. Cross, Dr. Jerry Solomon, Dr. Kamil Ekinci and graduate students Jessica Arlett and X.M. Henry Huang.Additional details
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