Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a nanostructure for detecting viruses including an amphipathic polymer, and a diagnostic platform using the same, wherein the nanostructure is capable of specifically detecting viruses through silica-based nanoparticles with excellent stability and high dispersion and a biocompatible amphipathic polymer, such that it is possible to develop a diagnostic platform with high sensitivity through binding and agglomeration of the nanostructure and viruses and enable rapid and accurate diagnosis of a target virus.

Abstract: A method for evaluating thin films comprises the steps of inputting measurement conditions, generating electron beams from an electron source to condense the electron beams to a specimen by a condenser lens, enlarging the electron beams transmitted by the specimen with imaging lenses to image an enlarged image of the specimen, acquiring elemental maps of the specimen with an element analyzer to display the acquired elemental maps, measuring a length of the elemental maps, and correcting the measurement conditions. Disclosed is an evaluating apparatus that implements the above evaluating method.

Abstract: Disclosed is a phase-change memory device including a phase-change material pattern, a diffusion barrier layer, a bottom electrode and a top electrode. The phase-change material pattern is placed on the bottom electrode, and the diffusion barrier layer containing tellurium is placed on the phase-change material pattern. The top electrode containing titanium is placed on the diffusion barrier layer. The diffusion barrier layer acts to inhibit diffusion of titanium from the top electrode into the phase-change material pattern.

Abstract: Disclosed is a phase-change memory device including a phase-change material pattern, a diffusion barrier layer, a bottom electrode and a top electrode. The phase-change material pattern is placed on the bottom electrode, and the diffusion barrier layer containing tellurium is placed on the phase-change material pattern. The top electrode containing titanium is placed on the diffusion barrier layer. The diffusion barrier layer acts to inhibit diffusion of titanium from the top electrode into the phase-change material pattern.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method of fabricating a two dimensional (2D) nanostructure. The method includes heating a substrate within a vacuum chamber, injecting a metallic material into the vacuum chamber, adsorbing the metallic material on a surface of the substrate, and cooling the substrate to fabricate the 2D nanostructure on the surface of the substrate. The 2D nanostructures can be fabricated as monolayers.

Abstract: There is provided a method for manufacturing a vertically structured LED capable of performing a chip separation process with ease. In the method, a light-emitting structure is formed on a growth substrate having a plurality of device regions and at least one device isolation region, wherein the light-emitting structure has an n-type clad layer, an active layer and a p-type clad layer which are disposed on the growth substrate in sequence. A p-electrode is formed on the light-emitting structure. Thereafter, a first plating layer is formed on the p-electrode such that it connects the plurality of device isolation regions. A pattern of a second plating layer is formed on the first plating layer of the device region. The growth substrate is removed, and an n-electrode is then formed on the n-type clad layer.

Abstract: The invention provides a high-quality vertical semiconductor light emitting device having fewer cracks and a manufacturing method thereof. In the vertical semiconductor light emitting device, an Si—Al alloy substrate is prepared. Then a p-type group III-V compound semiconductor layer is formed on the Si—Al alloy substrate. An active layer is formed on the p-type group III-V compound semiconductor layer. Also, an n-type group III-V compound semiconductor layer is formed on the active layer.

Abstract: A method for evaluating thin films comprises the steps of inputting measurement conditions, generating electron beams from an electron source to condense the electron beams to a specimen by a condenser lens, enlarging the electron beams transmitted by the specimen with imaging lenses to image an enlarged image of the specimen, acquiring elemental maps of the specimen with an element analyzer to display the acquired elemental maps, measuring a length of the elemental maps, and correcting the measurement conditions. Disclosed is an evaluating apparatus that implements the above evaluating method.

Abstract: A standard sample for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) elemental mapping and a TEM elemental mapping method using the same are provided. The standard sample includes a substrate; a first crystalline thin film containing heavy atoms formed on the substrate; a first amorphous thin film having oxides or nitrides containing light atoms and having a thickness of 1–5 nm or 6–10 nm formed on the first crystalline thin film; a second crystalline thin film containing heavy atoms formed on the first amorphous thin film. The standard sample can be used to correct TEM, EDS and EELS mapping results of a multi-layered nanometer-sized thin film and to optimize mapping conditions.

Abstract: Provided is a method of fabricating an oxide film on a substrate. The method includes: (a) placing an electrode adjacent to a first region of the substrate on which the oxide film is to be formed under a humid atmosphere; (b) contacting the electrode with the substrate while applying voltage between the electrode and the substrate; and (c) applying pressure to the electrode while applying voltage between the electrode and the substrate and forming the oxide film on the surface of the substrate due to anodic oxidation. Accordingly, the oxide film fabrication method may be used to fabricate an electronic device with a nanometer scale.

Abstract: Embodiments include a method of forming a crystal surface with uniform monoatomic steps using metal adsorption. The method of controlling crystal surface morphology may include heating crystal to a predetermined temperature by applying a direct current (DC) voltage to its both ends; and depositing metal atoms to the crystal surface heated to a predetermined temperature at a predetermined depositing rate while maintaining the application of DC voltage so as to form monoatomic steps on the crystal surface.

Abstract: A standard sample for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) elemental mapping and a TEM elemental mapping method using the same are provided. The standard sample includes a substrate; a first crystalline thin film containing heavy atoms formed on the substrate; a first amorphous thin film having oxides or nitrides containing light atoms and having a thickness of 1-5 nm or 6-10 nm formed on the first crystalline thin film; a second crystalline thin film containing heavy atoms formed on the first amorphous thin film. The standard sample can be used to correct TEM, EDS and EELS mapping results of a multi-layered nanometer-sized thin film and to optimize mapping conditions.