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Microwave Funneling through Sub-10 nm Nanogaps File

Lee, Kwanghee , Jeong, Jeeyoon , Bahk, Young-Mi , Rhie, Jiyeah , Baek, In-Keun , Lee, Bong Jun , Kang, Yu Hyun , Hong, Seunghun , Park, Gun-Sik , Kim, Dai-Sik

Article Issue Date2016-04 View13
Nanogap-Enhanced Terahertz Sensing of 1 nm Thick (lambda/10(6)) Dielectric Films File

Park, Hyeong-Ryeol , Chen, Xiaoshu , Ngoc-Cuong Nguyen , Peraire, Jaime , Oh, Sang-Hyun

Article Issue Date2015-03 View4
Selection rule engineering of forbidden transitions of a hydrogen atom near a nanogap File

Kim, Hyunyoung Y. , Kim, Daisik S.

Article Issue Date2018-01 View4
Strain versus Tunable Terahertz Nanogap Width: A Simple Formula and a Trench below File File

Kim, Hwanhee , Moghaddam, Mahsa Haddadi , Wang, Zhihao , Kim, Sunghwan , Lee, Dukhyung , Yang, Hyosim , Jee, Myongsoo , Park, Daehwan , Kim, Dai-Sik

Article Issue Date2023-09 View12
Terahertz virus-sized gold nanogap sensor File File

Ji, Gangseon , Kim, Hwan Sik , Cha, Seong Ho , Lee, Hyoung-Taek , Kim, Hye Ju , Lee, Sang Woon , Ahn, Kwang Jun , Kim, Kyoung-Ho , Ahn, Yeong Hwan , Park, Hyeong‐Ryeol

Article Issue Date2023-01 View7
Trench Formation under the Tunable Nanogap: Its Depth Depends on Maximum Strain and Periodicity File File

Park, Daehwan , Lee, Dukhyung , Moghaddam, Mahsa Haddadi , Kim, Dai-Sik

Article Issue Date2023-10 View16
Tuning and Maximizing the Single-Molecule Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering from DNA-Tethered Nanodumbbells File

Lee, Jung-Hoon , Nam, Jwa-Min , Jeon, Ki-Seok , Lim, Dong-Kwon , Kim, Hyoki , Kwon, Sunghoon , Lee, Haemi , Suh, Yung Doug

Article Issue Date2012-11 View6
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