Self-organized nanoporous ceramics, such as Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) and Anodic Titanium Oxide (ATO), are used as a platform for new materials, components and devices for many applications.
Nanofabrication
- templated nanomaterials synthesis
- support for graphene synthesis and patterning
- nanomagnetics
- nanophotonics
- plasmonics
- metamaterials
Reaction and Separation
- gas separation membranes
- liquid micro- and nanofiltration
- water purification membranes
- substrates for catalysis
- catalytic microreactors
- pore size standard
Life Science
- cell culturing
- virology
- bioimaging
- bioseparation
- nano- and microfluidics
- bioanalysis and biosensing
Energy Conversion and Storage
- nanowire array photovoltaics
- photocatalysis with TiO2 nanotubes
- photoelectrochemical water splitting
- high surface area electrodes for batteries
- electrodes for super- and pseudo-capacitors
- thermovoltaic materials
Microsensors & MEMS
- physical sensors, i.e., pressure sensors under development at InRedox
- chemical sensors
- microchannel plates
- other ceramic MEMS