Regular ZnO nanopillar arrays by nanosphere photolithography

Morphology and crystallinity control of wet chemically grown ZnO nanorods

“…The geometry of the NRs and their relative alignment in the array were found to be defined by the seed window and by the growth conditions, while their alignment and crystal properties were determined by the crystalline properties of the ZnO seed layer. Although rather expensive electron beam lithography was used in this particular study to pattern the mask layer, the technique can be easily adapted to other more productive and less expensive methods such as nanoimprint lithography [33], laser interference lithography [34], and nanosphere photolithography [35].…”

Recent advancement on micro-/nano-spherical lens photolithography based on monolayer colloidal crystals

“…MCC-based SLPL nanofabrication strategy was first proposed by Whitesides et al [28][29][30][31][32], and later improved by other research groups [74][75][76][77][78][79]. As schematically illustrated in Fig.…”

Hybrid p-type copper sulphide coated zinc oxide nanowire heterojunction device

“…Previous studies have successfully demonstrated the synthesis of ZnO nanorods [5], nanowires [6,7], nanoflakes [8], nano petals [9] and nano-cube [10]. As-deposited ZnO tends to exhibit ntype conduction behaviour [11][12][13]. The inherent n-type characteristics are believed to have originated from oxygen related vacancies and can be further adjusted by the addition of dopants such as Al [14], Ga [15], In [16] or F [17].…”