Smart Nanomaterials for Electronics

Smart Nanomaterials for Electronics explores the use of smart nanostructures in electronics, covering topics such as flexible electronics, supercapacitors, tissue engineering, solar cells, and chemical sensors. It emphasizes interdisciplinary research and the commercialization of nanostructure-based electronic devices, addressing ethical, legal, and social issues. The book provides a review of the latest technology breakthroughs and discusses the chances and challenges of commercialization. It is a useful reference for materials scientists, electrical engineers, solid state physicists, semiconductor physicists, and libraries that support them.

Format: Hardback
Length: 375 pages
Publication date: 28 August 2024
Publisher: Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH

Nanotechnology has emerged as a crucial driver for the development of cutting-edge electronics, with bottom-up and top-down approaches proving highly effective in creating functional nanostructures. These structures have found applications in various fields, including flexible electronics, supercapacitors, tissue engineering, solar cells, and chemical sensors. With their wide range of potential uses, nanomaterials are poised to become the future of electronics. Smart Nanomaterials for Electronics provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research and development in this field, focusing on enhancing the performance of electronic devices through the use of smart nanostructures. The book emphasizes interdisciplinary research, which is essential for the success of this growing field. It also examines the ethical, legal, and social issues associated with nanoelectronics in detail. Readers will find a review of the latest technology breakthroughs in the application of nanostructures to electronics, a view of smart nanomaterials from the lab to the real world, and a discussion of the chances and challenges of commercialization of nanostructures.
Nanotechnology has become a vital force in the development of cutting-edge electronics, with bottom-up and top-down approaches proving highly effective in creating functional nanostructures. These structures have found applications in various fields, including flexible electronics, supercapacitors, tissue engineering, solar cells, and chemical sensors. With their wide range of potential uses, nanomaterials are poised to become the future of electronics. Smart Nanomaterials for Electronics provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research and development in this field, focusing on enhancing the performance of electronic devices through the use of smart nanostructures. The book emphasizes interdisciplinary research, which is essential for the success of this growing field. It also examines the ethical, legal, and social issues associated with nanoelectronics in detail. Readers will find a review of the latest technology breakthroughs in the application of nanostructures to electronics, a view of smart nanomaterials from the lab to the real world, and a discussion of the chances and challenges of commercialization of nanostructures.

Dimension: 244 x 170 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783527345083