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    Electrochemical energy storage on nanoporous copper sponge

    A proof-of-principle double-layer symmetrical supercapacitor with nanoporous copper/copper oxide electrodes and an aqueous electrolyte is investigated. The electrodes are manufactured by selective dissolution ...

    David J. McPherson, Annette Dowd, Matthew D. Arnold in Journal of Materials Research (2022)

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    Significant enhancement of electrical conductivity by incorporating carbon fiber into CoSb3 thermoelectric skutterudite fabricated by spark plasma sintering method

    The effects of carbon fiber additions on the electrical and thermoelectric performance in p-type CoSb3-based skutterudite are reported. A threefold enhancement in electrical conductivity is found. Two different e...

    Ridwone Hossain, Al Jumlat Ahmed, Frank. F. Yun, Lina Sang in Journal of Materials Science (2021)

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    Gold nanoparticles improve metabolic profile of mice fed a high-fat diet

    Obesity is a high risk for multiple metabolic disorders due to excessive influx of energy, glucose and lipid, often from a western based diet. Low-grade inflammation plays a key role in the progression of such...

    Hui Chen, Jane P. M. Ng, Yi Tan, Kristine McGrath in Journal of Nanobiotechnology (2018)

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    Plasmon Resonances in V-Shaped Gold Nanostructures

    Using numerical simulations, we examine the change in plasmon resonance behavior in gold nanorod structures that have a V shape. The reduction in symmetry compared to linear rods causes two different longitudi...

    Nicholas Stokes, Michael B. Cortie, Timothy J. Davis, Andrew M. McDonagh in Plasmonics (2012)

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    Thin Films of AuCuAl Shape Memory Alloy for Use in Plasmonic Nano-actuators

    We describe the fabrication and structure of nanoscale thin films of β phase shape memory alloys with the nominal atomic stoichiometry Au7Cu5Al4 (corresponding to 5.8 wt% Al). These alloys possess properties that...

    Vijay Bhatia, Gordon Thorogood, Annette Dowd in MRS Online Proceedings Library (2011)

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    Spectrally selective coatings of gold nanorods on architectural glass

    Infrared-blocking coatings on window glass can be produced by dispersing gold nanorods into a polymer coating. The spectral selectivity of the coating is controlled by the shape and aspect ratio of the nanopar...

    Nicholas L. Stokes, Jonathan A. Edgar in Journal of Nanoparticle Research (2010)

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    A Computational Exploration of the Color Gamut of Nanoscale Hollow Scalene Ellipsoids of Ag and Au

    Hollow, nanoscale, scalene ellipsoids of Ag or Au provide an exceedingly tunable localized surface plasmon resonance. Here, we use numerical simulations to determine the limits of the color space that would be...

    Catherine S. Kealley, Michael B. Cortie in Plasmonics (2010)

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    Tunable infrared absorption by metal nanoparticles: The case for gold rods and shells

    Nanoparticles of elements such as Au, Al or Ag have optical extinction cross-sections that considerably surpass their geometric cross-sections at certain wavelengths of light. While the absorption and scatteri...

    Nadine Harris, Michael J Ford, Paul Mulvaney, Michael B Cortie in Gold Bulletin (2008)

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    Preparation of nanoscale gold structures by nanolithography

    Gold is the material of first choice for the realisation of a large number of interesting nanoscale devices and structures due to its unique chemical and optical properties. However, conventional photolithogra...

    Nicholas Stokes, Andrew M McDonagh, Michael B Cortie in Gold Bulletin (2007)

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    Targeted destruction of murine macrophage cells with bioconjugated gold nanorods

    Gold nanorods manifest a readily tunable longitudinal plasmon resonance with light and consequently have potential for use in photothermal therapeutics. Recent work by others has shown how gold nanoshells and ...

    Dakrong Pissuwan, Stella M. Valenzuela in Journal of Nanoparticle Research (2007)

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    The weird world of nanoscale gold

    Protagonists in the emerging field of nanotechnology have as their objective the design, construction and study of useful devices based on nanoscale materials and objects. Objects or structures that have at le...

    Michael B. Cortie in Gold Bulletin (2004)

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    The development of Spangold

    The underlying mechanisms of martensitic phase transformations in gold alloys have attracted a great deal of study. Whereas their technological exploitation in shape-memory devices has found only limited appli...

    Ira M. Wolff, Michael B. Cortie in Gold Bulletin (1994)