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Nanodevices and Nanomaterials for Ecological Security

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2012

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Editors:
  1. Yuri N. Shunin

    1. , Dept. of Nat. Sciences & Computer Techn., Information Systems Managements Inst., Riga, Latvia

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  2. Arnold E. Kiv

    1. , Dept. of Phys. and Math. Modelling, South-Ukrainian Nat. Pedagogical Univ., Odessa, Ukraine

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  • Novel nanodevices and nanomaterials
  • Ecological security, ecological safety and ecological risk management problems
  • Novel nanosensoring systems

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Table of contents (31 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. Nanomaterials

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Nanoporous Dielectric Materials for Advanced Micro- and Nanoelectronics

      • M. R. Baklanov
      Pages 3-18

    3. Sciences in Micro- and Nanoelectronics Processes Using an Environmentally-Friendly Medium

      • E. Kondoh, M. Watanabe, Y. Takeuchi, T. Ueno, M. Matsubara
      Pages 19-23

    4. Ion-Beam Induced Formation of Nanoparticles with Predicted Structure

      • L. Kutsenko, L. Burlaka, A. E. Kiv, M. Talianker, D. Fuks
      Pages 25-35

    5. Potential of Carbon Nanotubes for Cancer Cells Thermolysis in an RF Exposing Field

      • M. V. Shuba, S. A. Maksimenko, G. Ya. Slepyan, G. W. Hanson
      Pages 37-48

    6. Strain Fields and Electronic Structure of Vacancy-Type Defects in Graphene from First-Principles Simulation

      • A. V. Krasheninnikov
      Pages 49-59

    7. Structural Channels as Natural Tracks in Crystal

      • D. Fuks, A. E. Kiv, D. Fink
      Pages 61-74

    8. Symmetry and Non-empirical Calculations of Structure and Properties of Single- and Double-Wall SrTiO3 Nanotubes

      • R. A. Evarestov, A. V. Bandura
      Pages 75-85

    9. Cylindrical Wave Method for Pure and Doped Nanotubes

      • P. N. D’Yachkov
      Pages 87-100

    10. CNT Arrays Grown upon Catalytic Nickel Particles as Applied in the Nanoelectronic Devices: Ab Initio Simulation of Growth Mechanism

      • Yu. F. Zhukovskii, E. A. Kotomin, S. Piskunov, S. Bellucci
      Pages 101-114

    11. Electrical Properties and Electromagnetic Shielding Effectiveness of Carbon Based Epoxy Nanocomposites

      • S. Bellucci, F. Micciulla, I. Sacco, L. Coderoni, G. Rinaldi
      Pages 115-123

    12. Ab Initio Calculations of SrTiO3 (111) Surfaces

      • R. I. Eglitis
      Pages 125-132

    13. Nanocomposites for Novel Sensing Systems

      • A. Sternberg, I. Muzikante, R. Dobulans, D. Millers, L. Grigorjeva, K. Smits et al.
      Pages 133-142

    14. Quasi-One-Dimensional Silicon Clusters as Elements of Novel Nanowires

      • F. T. Umarova, P. L. Tereshchuk, A. B. Normurodov
      Pages 143-148

    15. Interaction Between Oxygen and Yttrium Impurity Atoms as well as Vacancies in fcc Iron Lattice: Ab Initio Modeling

      • A. Gopejenko, Yu. F. Zhukovskii, P. V. Vladimirov, E. A. Kotomin, A. Möslang
      Pages 149-159

    16. Wear Resistant Nanostructured Multi-component Coatings

      • A. Urbahs, M. Urbaha, K. Savkovs, S. Bogdanova
      Pages 161-170

    17. Nanocomposite Materials – Ferroelectric Nanoparticles Incorporated into Porous Matrix

      • E. Rysiakiewicz-Pasek, R. Poprawski, A. Ciżman, A. Sieradzki
      Pages 171-181

    18. Mechanism of Intermolecular Electron Transfer in Bionanostructures

      • A. Gruodis, N. Galikova, K. Å arka, R. SaulÄ—, D. BatiuÅ¡kaitÄ—, G. Saulis
      Pages 183-189

    19. Cluster Embedding Method with Non-orthogonal Wave Functions for Simulation of Nanodevices

      • E. K. Shidlovskaya
      Pages 191-202
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This book is devoted to a wide range of problems concerning applications of nanomaterials and nanodevices as effective solutions to modern ecological problems. Leading experts in nanoscience and nanotechnology present the key theoretical, experimental and implementation issues related to the creation and utilization of novel nanoscale devices to help ensure ecological security. The authors discuss appropriate nanotechnologies for minimizing various types of risk: to human life, technogenic risk, or indeed terrorist threats. Particular emphasis is placed on defining and studying the required materials properties, and – in the field – on nanoscale devices for sensors and monitoring.

Editors and Affiliations

  • , Dept. of Nat. Sciences & Computer Techn., Information Systems Managements Inst., Riga, Latvia

    Yuri N. Shunin

  • , Dept. of Phys. and Math. Modelling, South-Ukrainian Nat. Pedagogical Univ., Odessa, Ukraine

    Arnold E. Kiv

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