Semiconductor nanowire devices

For the past ten years the idea of using self-assembled nanostructures to overcome the limitations of top-down fabrication has been the driving force behind the tremendous interest in semiconducting nanowires and nanotubes. However, it has become clear that the engineering issues associated with bottom-up technology using self-assembled nanowires and nanotubes remain challenging.

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