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Costas P. Grigoropoulos

Laser Thermal Laboratory Department of Mechanical Engineering University of California, Berkeley

Laser-Enabled Directed Nanomanufacturing

U.S.-Korea Nanotechnology Forum October 15, 2013

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Topics

  • Laser nano/micromanufacturing

– Laser Chemical Vapor Deposition – Directed growth of nanomaterials

  • Laser-assisted electronic materials processing and

device fabrication – Flexible electronics

  • Laser interactions with biological materials

– Surface patterning for cell growth – Fibrous material scaffolding

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14 nm

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11 nm

Nanomachined patterns by femtosecond laser coupled to apertureless near field scanning

  • ptical microscope (NSOM)

Chimmalgi et al., Appl. Phys. Lett., (2003)

  • J. Appl. Phys., (2005)

Hwang et al., Appl. Phys. A, (2009)

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Nano-crystallization by apertureless NSOM

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Chimmalgi, Nano Lett. (2005)

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In-situ TEM Imaging and NSOM Processing

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NSOM Probe a-Si pillar

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Transformation of an a-Si dot to a single Si nanocrystal on a non-participating substrate

Superposed laser beams CW + pulsed Xiang et al., Nano Lett. (2012)

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(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h)

amorphous Poly-crystal Poly-crystal

single

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Poly-crystal Poly-crystal

single- crystal single- crystal

Alternating Crystal Structure

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Laser In-situ TEM Diagnostics & Processing

Libra TEM Raman spectroscope

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Raman probe assy. Laser exciter & sample assy. Libra TEM sample holder Libra TEM column

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Fiber coupled signal delivery

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VLS (Vapor-Liquid-Solid) Si nanowire growth metal nanoparticle catalyzed silicon nanowire growth under VLS mechanism

Laser-based Selective Nanowire growth Laser Illumination

Localized heating of catalysts & NW growth within laser spot

Laser-assisted localized Si nanowire growth setup

SiH4 gas 100nm Au Catalyst

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Temperature and time dependent growth of GeNWs

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On-demand Vertical GeNW Integration on Si(111) On-demand Vertical GeNW Integration on Si(111)

Location/shape controlled GeNW on a single Si(111) in vertical integration architecture

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D0 = 65 nm (fixed) D (varied) Plane wave

Ryu et al., ACS Nano (2013)

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Defect Free Epitaxial Growth of GeNWs on Si (111) Defect Free Epitaxial Growth of GeNWs on Si (111)

Cross sectional HRTEM images of the vertically oriented GeNW on Si (111)

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Laser hydrothermal Growth of ZnO nanowires

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In et al., Small (2013)

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Growth visualization and control

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Graphene patterning and transferring

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Yoo et al, Small (2013)

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Graphene devices

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Vertically Aligned Carbon Nanotube Transfer on Flexible Substrates

Si

Glass Glass PC PC

Pressure Laser

Si

VACNTs

Si Si

Separation

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PC CNT

200 µm

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In et al., ACS Nano (2012)

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Beyond graphene Laser annealed MoS2 transistors on plastic

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Choi, Kwon et al. IMID (2013)

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5nm

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Nanopaticle processing for flexible electronics

Flexible Electronics Low Temperature

Direct patterning Laser Tech Nano Tech

Nanomaterial synthesis & characterization

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  • Low melting temperature
  • Solution processible
  • Direct patterning (lithography free, maskless)
  • No vacuum deposition, no etching, low T
  • Single step process
  • Solution processible, additive process
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Nanoimprinting

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Inkjet Printing LIFT

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  • Resolution enhancement
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Digital Direct Metal Patterning (DDMP) Process on a Flexible Substrate

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Yeo et al., PLOS ONE, (2012)

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Laser Sintering Examples

532nm wavelength, 70mW, CW laser, 4” wafer size, 2 m/s scanning speed

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16,000 OFETs on a PI substrate, 3 layered structures (PI substrate/ gate electrode / PVP / source & drain

electrodes)

( total processing time: ~ 10 mins) High resolution metal features ( total processing time: ~ 7 mins) (down to several microns)

Room temperature, ambient pressure, Non-vacuum process, maskless process

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Laser Enabled Wafer scale ZnO Nanoimprinting on Flexible Substrates

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Master mold PDMS stamp ZnO mesh ZnO on polycarbonate

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Low N.A. objective High N.A. objective

Fiber scaffold fabrication via 2PP (two-photon polymerization)

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Fiber scaffold fabrication

Jeon et al., Biomed. Microdev. (2011)

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Jeon et al., 2011, submitted

Jeon et al., JACS 133 (2011)

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2D pitch gradient pattern

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2D pitch gradient pattern

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3D 2PP nanofabrication examples

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25 layer photonic crystal – periodicity of 400nm Multi-scale biomimetic structure

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Acknowledgment

LTL

Sanghoon Ahn Anant Chimmalgi Taeyul Choi Hirofumi Hidai Kuniaki Hiromatsu Nico Hotz David J. Hwang Jung Bin In Hojeong Jeon Eunpa Kim Moosung Kim Jaden Kwon Seung-Hwan Ko Daeho Lee Ming-Tsang Lee Julian Marschewski Nipun Misra Heng Pan Jongbok Park Patrick Rohner Matt Rogers Ioanna Sakellari Bin Xiang Jae-Hyuck Yoo

Funding

DARPA/MTO, DOE, USAF, NSF, NIH, KAUST, industry Collaborators

Oscar D. Dubon, Andrew M. Minor, Kevin E. Healy, Junqiao Wu (UCB) Dimos Poulikakos (ETH) Seung-Hwan Ko (KAIST) Maria Farsari (IESL/FORTH, Greece) Sunkook Kim (Kyung Hee U.) Woong Choi (Kookmin U.) Dieter Bäuerle (JKU, Austria)