Publication result detail

Nano in electrochemistry

DRBOHLAVOVÁ, J.; KYNCLOVÁ, H.; HRDÝ, R.; PŘIKRYLOVÁ, K.; ŠETKA, M.; HUBÁLEK, J.

Original Title

Nano in electrochemistry

English Title

Nano in electrochemistry

Type

Paper in proceedings outside WoS and Scopus

Original Abstract

Nanostructured electrodes are very promising in many fields thanks to their unique properties raising from the ability to control the architecture of the electrode interface at nanoscale in both, vertical and lateral direction. These electrodes find application in material sciences, especially in devices such as solar cells, high-power lithium ion batteries and supercapacitors due to better cyclic stability, higher energy and power density. The nanostructured electrodes become also extremely popular in life sciences, mainly in bioelectronics and (bio)sensors for hand-held devices used in medical diagnosis and immunoassays. The main advantage is their high surface area enhancing the electrode sensitivity via improved immobilization of biorecognition molecule into nanomaterial matrices. We summarize and discuss the various methods of nanostructured electrode fabrication together with modification of surface chemistry and crystallinity

English abstract

Nanostructured electrodes are very promising in many fields thanks to their unique properties raising from the ability to control the architecture of the electrode interface at nanoscale in both, vertical and lateral direction. These electrodes find application in material sciences, especially in devices such as solar cells, high-power lithium ion batteries and supercapacitors due to better cyclic stability, higher energy and power density. The nanostructured electrodes become also extremely popular in life sciences, mainly in bioelectronics and (bio)sensors for hand-held devices used in medical diagnosis and immunoassays. The main advantage is their high surface area enhancing the electrode sensitivity via improved immobilization of biorecognition molecule into nanomaterial matrices. We summarize and discuss the various methods of nanostructured electrode fabrication together with modification of surface chemistry and crystallinity

Keywords

nanostructures, electrochemistry

Key words in English

nanostructures, electrochemistry

Authors

DRBOHLAVOVÁ, J.; KYNCLOVÁ, H.; HRDÝ, R.; PŘIKRYLOVÁ, K.; ŠETKA, M.; HUBÁLEK, J.

RIV year

2017

Released

06.06.2016

Publisher

Masaryk University

Location

Brno

ISBN

978-80-210-8267-0

Book

XVI. WORKSHOP OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTS AND ELECTROCHEMISTS

Edition

první

Pages from

11

Pages to

13

Pages count

3

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT128310,
  author="Jana {Drbohlavová} and Radim {Hrdý} and Kateřina {Urbánková} and Milena {Šetka} and Jaromír {Hubálek} and Hana {Kynclová}",
  title="Nano in electrochemistry",
  booktitle="XVI. WORKSHOP OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTS AND ELECTROCHEMISTS",
  year="2016",
  series="první",
  number="1.",
  pages="11--13",
  publisher="Masaryk University",
  address="Brno",
  isbn="978-80-210-8267-0"
}