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Materials Integration by Nanointaglio

A fundamental goal of nanotechnology is to integrate top-down solid state technology with bottom-up assembled nanomaterials to create functional devices that overlap in size at the nanometer scale and begin to rival the complexities of, or even directly interface with, living systems.[1-2] A variety of functional nanomaterials have been developed,[3-4] and self assembly processes are available for integrating nanomaterials of a single composition into functional devices and heirarchically structured shapes.[5-6] However, heterogeneous integration methods that are capable of reliably integrating different nanostructured materials into functional devices are needed, especially for biotechnology applications such as drug screening and biosensing.[7-9]