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FABRICATION OF A MONOLITHIC CARBON MOLD FOR PRODUCING A MIXED-SCALE PDMS CHANNEL NETWORK

Shin, Heungjoo , Lee, Y , Lim, Y

Conference Paper Issue Date2014-04-03 View4
Hybrid monolithic 3D carbon suspended nanowires for the application of electrochemical sensing platforms

Shin, Heungjoo , Lim, Y , Heo, JI , Madou, M

Conference Paper Issue Date2011-10-23 View4
Identification of the elements regulating the expression of the phospholipase C delta1

Kim, Hongtae , Kim, JY , Kim, KA , Lim, Y , Kim, YH , Huh, PW , Lee, KH , Han, H , Wang, YP , Rha, HK

Article Issue Date2002-08 View3
Localized ZnO nanowire forest based gas sensor platform patterned without complex alignment processes

Shin, Heungjoo , Lim, Y , Lee, Y

Conference Paper Issue Date2014-05-22 View3
Merlin neutralizes the inhibitory effect of Mdm2 on p53 File

Kim, Hongtae , Kwak, Noh-Jin , Lee, Joo Yong , Choi, BH , Lim, Y , Ko, YJ , Kim, YH , Huh, PW , Lee, KH , Rha, HK , et al

Article Issue Date2004-02 View4
Sensitivity enhancement of carbon interdigitated array nanoelectrodes based electrochemical sensors by integrating microchannels

Shin, Heungjoo , Heo, JI , Lim, Y , Lee, B

Conference Paper Issue Date2012-11-07 View3
The feasibility of temperature sensors with a single suspended carbon nanowire

Shin, Heungjoo , Lim, Y , Heo, JI

Conference Paper Issue Date2012-05-17 View4
ZnO nanowire forest circumferentially grown on a suspended carbon nanowire for the application of gas sensors

Shin, Heungjoo , Lim, Y , Lee, Y

Conference Paper Issue Date2014-04-03 View3
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