Table of Contents

• Discusses the principles of electrochemical nanofabrication and their great potential in sensors, batteries, optoelectronics, and many future applications
• Presents contributions by leading scientists and researchers in the field
• Reviews the current state-of-the art and future prospects for electrochemical nanofabrication

About the Author

Di Wei is a senior member of Wolfson College at the University of Cambridge and senior researcher at Nokia Technologies. He was also nominated docent (adjunct professor) at Åbo Akademi University, Finland, in 2014. He has been Nokia’s principal investigator in energy work package within the European Union’s Graphene Flagship since 2013. His research covers organic electronics, sensors, and energy solutions (photovoltaics, supercapacitors, and batteries). In addition to contributing to over 50 peer-reviewed journal publications, 30 conference proceedings, 5 keynotes, and 50 international patents, Dr. Wei has written chapters for 4 books on the topics of nanotechnology and electrochemistry.

Reviews

"This book provides an innovative and thought-provoking view of electrochemical processes in nanofabrication. A comprehensive overview of the field is complemented by focused coverage of niche specialist topics involving metallic, oxide and polymeric materials in diverse combinations and complex interfacial architectures. A pedagogical approach to the central fundamental concepts allows the non-specialist to appreciate the significance of some perceptive subsequent analytical critique. Excellent use of illustrative material assists appreciation of the synergy between the novel fundamental science and its application in practical devices. This is an excellent book for those working in the field and others considering entering it."--Prof. A. Robert Hillman, University of Leicester, UK