Search Results - "Manfredotti, Ch"

On diamond surface properties and interactions with neurons by Ariano, P., Budnyk, O., Dalmazzo, S., Lovisolo, D., Manfredotti, Ch, Rivolo, P., Vittone, E.

“…In this paper we report about the role the diamond surface morphology and atomic termination plays in the survival and viability of neuronal cells, which…”
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Characterization of UV irradiated nanocrystalline diamond by Speranza, G., Torrengo, S., Minati, L., Filippi, M., Castellino, M., Manfredotti, Cl, Manfredotti, Ch, Dipalo, M., Pasquarelli, A., Kohn, E., El-Hajj, Hayssam, Vittone, E.

“…The exposure of H-terminated nanocrystalline diamond (NCD) to ultraviolet (UV) light in air and at room temperature modifies the features of the diamond…”
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Effect of thermal treatments on sputtered silver nanocluster/silica composite coatings on soda-lime glasses: ionic exchange and antibacterial activity by Ferraris, M., Ferraris, S., Miola, M., Perero, S., Balagna, C., Vernè, E., Gautier, G., Manfredotti, Ch, Battiato, A., Vittone, E., Speranza, G., Bogdanovic, I.

“…Silver nanocluster/silica composite coatings were deposited on both soda-lime and silica glasses by radio frequency (RF) co-sputtering. The effect of thermal…”
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About orientation dependence of physico-chemical properties of HPHT diamond surfaces thermally treated in H 2 and D 2 environments by Manfredotti, Ch, Bonino, P., De La Pierre, M., Vittone, E., Manfredotti, C.

“…Recently [1] we reported on some preliminary results on different physico-chemical properties of diamond (100), (110) and (111) surfaces hydrogenated by using…”
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Transparent diamond microelectrodes for biochemical application by Gao, Z., Carabelli, V., Carbone, E., Colombo, E., Demaria, F., Dipalo, M., Gosso, S., Manfredotti, Ch, Pasquarelli, A., Rossi, S., Xu, Y., Vittone, E., Kohn, E.

“…In this investigation a technology has been developed to use diamond electrodes in Micro Electrode Arrays (MEAs) on a transparent sapphire substrate, thus…”
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About orientation dependence of physico-chemical properties of HPHT diamond surfaces thermally treated in H sub(2) and D sub(2) environments by Manfredotti, Ch, Bonino, P, De la Pierre, M, Vittone, E, Manfredotti, C

“…Recently [1] we reported on some preliminary results on different physico-chemical properties of diamond (100), (110) and (111) surfaces hydrogenated by using…”
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About orientation dependence of physico-chemical properties of HPHT diamond surfaces thermally treated in H2 and D2 environments by MANFREDOTTI, Ch, BONINO, P, DE LA PIERRE, M, VITTONE, E, MANFREDOTTI, C

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A comprehensive study on hydrogenated diamond surfaces as obtained by using molecular hydrogen by Manfredotti, C., Fizzotti, F., Lo Giudice, A., Manfredotti, Ch, Castellino, M., Bonino, P., Vittone, E.

“…Diamond surface hydrogenation is generally carried out with atomic hydrogen obtained by either microwave plasma or heated filaments. Both these techniques…”
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Diamond surface conductivity after exposure to molecular hydrogen by Fizzotti, F., Lo Giudice, A., Manfredotti, Ch, Manfredotti, C., Castellino, M., Vittone, E.

“…We report experimental evidence of a substantial reduction of the sheet resistance of a commercially available (110) oriented natural diamond surface after…”
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