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Maria Ricci
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Conductive-probe atomic force microscopy as a characterization tool for nanowire-based solar cells
Anna Fontcuberta i Morral, Federico Matteini, Esther Alarcon Llado, Dmitry Mikulik, Gözde Tütüncüoglu, Jelena Vukajlovic Plestina, Maria Ricci, Natasa Vulic
The photonic properties of nanowires advocate for their utilization in next generation solar cells. Compared to traditional devices, the electric scheme is transformed from a single into an ensemble of pn junctions connected in parallel. This new configura ...
Elsevier Science Bv2017Characterization of Solid-Liquid Interfaces with High-Resolution Atomic Force Microscop
Solid-liquid interfaces are ubiquitous. Despite the unquestioned relevance, many scientific research fields rely on simplified or macroscopic descriptions, discarding the molecular nature of the constituents. However, it is the specific molecular interacti ...
EPFL2015Growth and dissolution of calcite in the presence of adsorbed stearic acid
Francesco Stellacci, Georg Fantner, Kislon Voitchovsky, Blake William Erickson, Maria Ricci, Juan José Segura Sugranes
The interaction of organic molecules with the surface of calcite plays a central role in many geochemical, petrochemical and industrial processes and in biomineralization. Adsorbed organics, typically fatty acids, can interfere with the evolution of calcit ...
American Chemical Society2015