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From Particles to Pillars : Droplet Microfluidics Applied to the Synthesis and Assembly of Functional Metal-Oxide Nanoparticles
Metal oxide nanoparticles and their applications (e.g. in nano-electronics, nano-optics or drug delivery) have seen a growing interest in the past decades. Traditional procedures to synthesize, functionalize and integrate nanoparticles in devices mostly happen in mL to L-sized chemical reactors. An
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