Publications de Massimo Mastrangeli

Surface tension-driven self-alignment is a passive and highly-accurate positioning mechanism that can significantly simplify and enhance the construction of advanced microsystems. After years of research, demonstrations and developments, the surface engine ...

Royal Society of Chemistry2017

Nanoscale topographical control of capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Jürgen Brugger, Olivier Martin, Duncan Thomas Lindsay Alexander, Massimo Mastrangeli, Elmira Shahrabi, Jérémy Butet, Valentin Flauraud, Gabriel David Bernasconi

Predetermined and selective placement of nanoparticles onto large-area substrates with nanometre-scale precision is essential to harness the unique properties of nanoparticle assemblies, in particular for functional optical and electro-optical nanodevices. ...

2017

Nanoscale topography determines the capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Jürgen Brugger, Olivier Martin, Duncan Thomas Lindsay Alexander, Massimo Mastrangeli, Elmira Shahrabi, Jérémy Butet, Valentin Flauraud, Gabriel David Bernasconi

Design and deterministic spatial arrangement of nanoparticle (NP) clusters are core opportunities and challenges for nanotechnology. Particularly, building functional nanodevices with preset architecture requires to reconcile a high degree of NP organizati ...

2017

Mode Evolution in Strongly Coupled Plasmonic Dolmens Fabricated by Templated Assembly

Jürgen Brugger, Olivier Martin, Duncan Thomas Lindsay Alexander, Massimo Mastrangeli, Jérémy Butet, Valentin Flauraud, Gabriel David Bernasconi

Plasmonic antennas have enabled a wealth of applications that exploit tailored near-fields and radiative properties, further endowed by the bespoke interactions of multiple resonant building blocks. Specifically, when the interparticle distances are reduce ...

2017

Yield prediction in parallel homogeneous assembly

Massimo Mastrangeli, Metin Sitti

We investigate the parallel assembly of two-dimensional, geometrically-closed modular target structures out of homogeneous sets of macroscopic components of varying anisotropy. The yield predicted by a chemical reaction network (CRN)-based model is quantit ...

Royal Society of Chemistry2017

Fluid-Mediated Stochastic Self-Assembly at Centimetric and Sub-Millimetric Scales: Design, Modeling, and Control

Alcherio Martinoli, Massimo Mastrangeli, Felix Stephan Schill, Grégory Mermoud, Bahar Haghighat

Stochastic self-assembly provides promising means for building micro-/nano-structures with a variety of properties and functionalities. Numerous studies have been conducted on the control and modeling of the process in engineered self-assembling systems co ...

MDPI2016

Modeling capillary forces for large displacements

Massimo Mastrangeli, Pierre Lambert

Originally applied to the accurate, passive positioning of submillimetric devices, recent works proved capillary self-alignment as effective also for larger components and relatively large initial offsets. In this paper, we describe an analytic quasi-stati ...

Springer Verlag2015

Capillary Gripping and Self-Alignment: A Route Toward Autonomous Heterogeneous Assembly

Massimo Mastrangeli, Pierre Lambert

We present a pick-and-place approach driven by capillarity for highly precise and cost-effective assembly of mesoscopic components onto structured substrates. Based on competing liquid bridges, the technology seamlessly combines programmable capillary gras ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2015

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Massimo Mastrangeli

Surface Tension-driven Self-Alignment

Nanoscale topographical control of capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Nanoscale topography determines the capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Mode Evolution in Strongly Coupled Plasmonic Dolmens Fabricated by Templated Assembly

Yield prediction in parallel homogeneous assembly

Self-assembly of micro/nanosystems across scales and interfaces

Fluid-Mediated Stochastic Self-Assembly at Centimetric and Sub-Millimetric Scales: Design, Modeling, and Control

Dipole codes attractively encode glue functions

Modeling capillary forces for large displacements

Capillary Gripping and Self-Alignment: A Route Toward Autonomous Heterogeneous Assembly

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Self-assembly of micro/nanosystems across scales and interfaces

Surface Tension-driven Self-Alignment

Dipole codes attractively encode glue functions

Yield prediction in parallel homogeneous assembly

Nanoscale topographical control of capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Nanoscale topography determines the capillary assembly of nanoparticles

Modeling capillary forces for large displacements

Capillary Gripping and Self-Alignment: A Route Toward Autonomous Heterogeneous Assembly

Fluid-Mediated Stochastic Self-Assembly at Centimetric and Sub-Millimetric Scales: Design, Modeling, and Control

Mode Evolution in Strongly Coupled Plasmonic Dolmens Fabricated by Templated Assembly