This is the first time we managed to grab anything with the new electrothermal silicon grippers. This model is called the three-beam gripper - it can open as well as close. The gripper was fabricated by Dirch Hjort-Petersen, and the manipulation was done by Jakob Kjelstrup-Hansen.

This is an animation to accurately depict results of Eric Stach's (Purdue University) research on the nucleation kinetics of Si nanowires. The visualization shows other scientists how the graph and equations drive the interaction.

The attached video will show the dynamic response behavior of ZnO Nanowire sensor to 100 ppm H2 gas

Molecular dynamics simulation of straining nickel nanowire visualized with VMD.

Fox News reported the discovery of ZnO nanowire covered fibers that can covers mechanical energy into electricity and may potentially realize "power shirt".

pick and place using nanomanipulator

The attached video will demonstrate the noise stability of the ZnO nanowire at RT

The video illustrates, how challenging gripping of little parts on the nanoscale is. Using a gripper from DTU Denmark, we tried to grip a silicon nanowire (length several micrometers) from a substrate. Due to the large depth of focus of the scanning electron microscope (SEM), it is hard to distinguish if the nanowire is above, underneath or between the gripper jaws. Luckily we brought the story to a happy end!

After gluing a silicon nanowire to the tip of an AFM-cantilever, we did some bending experiments to test the bond between silicon nanowire and AFM-tip. The nanowire has been glued to the tip by electron beam induced deposition, utilizing tungsten carbonyle as a precursor.

The video shows how the crystal truncation rods from a hexagonal crystal are seen when a 2D detector is scanned through a Bragg point from the crystal. The sample consist of GaAs nanowires with hexagonal cross sections.

fll nanowire

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AlAs-GaAs Multi Quantum Well Nanowire 3D STEM HAADF Tomography

A dreamy medley of nanoclips showing grippers that try to wrestle nanotubes and nanowires - watch them fight for their lives, as the "giant vice" close in for a better grip. Music: Taiis.mymusic.dk, http://www.soundvenue.com/band.asp?id=3005 The films show phenomena like sticktion - the nanotubes cling to the jaws - bending, sliding, breaking and even melting of a Bismuth nanowire - who could not stand the heat from the electrothermal arm (heated by current). The films were shot by Volkmar Eichhorn at Oldenburg University, experiments done by Volkmar, Kenneth Carlson and Karin N Andersen, Kenneth and Karin made the grippers, and the tubes were made by Ken Teo and Ian Bu at Cambridge University.

rickrolling spins and charge in single hole silicon nanowire quantum dots

This is a drop of water moving over a surface covered with nanowires. The drop moves due to the action of a moving magnetic field which attracts magnetic particles in the drop. The nanowire surface is made superhydrophobic so that it repells the water. The name of this method for moving water drops is known as "digital magnetofluidics". This method was first demonstrated in Madrid, Spain by Prof. Sonia Melle Hernandez and doctoral student Ana Gomez.

AlAs-GaAs Multi Quantum Well Nanowire 3D STEM HAADF Tomography

nanowire workshop

CCTV News reported Prof Zhong Lin Wang's group discovered ZnO nanowire covered fibers that convert mechanical energy into electricity.

nanowire growth workshop

When doing automated assembly on the nanoscale, the localization and indexing of the nanoscale objects is challenging. The video shows how a silicon wafer containing CNTs is scanned for the single CNTs in the SEM. The procedure starts at a low magnification, providing automatic zooming and image optimisation (focus, brightness/contrast) for CNT-localization. The CNTs are then magnified in several steps, until tip and bottom end of each CNT is automatically registered. This step is the starting point for any automated assembly process on the nanoscale.

HAADF STEM tilt series and 3D tomographic reconstruction of an inhomogeneous AlAs/GaAs multi p-QW nanowires (NWs)

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Automated Pick & Place of glass spheres with a diameter of 30µm. We presented this microassembly setup on the 2006 Hannover Fair International (HMI). The video demonstrates the major steps needed for successfull automation on the microscale.

Das ist ein sehr kleiner und sehr dünner draht :D