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13 - Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Metallurgy and Materials
University of Surrey
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Article title
Laser Ablation Direct Writing of Metal Nanoparticles for Hydrogen and Humidity Sensors
Type
D - Journal article
Title of journal
Langmuir
Article number
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Volume number
27
Issue number
3
First page of article
1241
ISSN of journal
1520-5827
Year of publication
2011
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Number of additional authors
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Additional information
Here we demonstrated a new method to manufacture gas sensor devices in collaboration with the National Physical Laboratory. The laser processing method used can directly write small-scale nanoparticle gas-sensor devices without any lithography. This has led to industrial interest towards possible commercialisation of this technology (Hydrogen sensing in collaboration with Alphasense Ltd) and the award of 2 Knowledge Transfer Account grants; One to assess the market potential via a survey and one for travel and device fabrication testing at Alphasense.
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Cross-referral requested
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