DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-125030
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Mass sensing with graphene and carbon nanotube mechanical resonators

Jill Schwender

Abstract: In recent years, carbon nanotube and graphene mechanical resonators have attracted considerable attention because of their unique properties. Their high resonance frequencies, high quality factors and their ultra-low mass turn them into exceptional sensors of minuscule external forces and masses. Their sensing capabilities hold promise for scanning probe microscopy, magnetic resonance imaging and mass spectrometry. Moreover, they are excellent probes for studying mechanical motion in the quantum regime, invest… Show more

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