At the 14th Canadian Semiconductor Technology Conference, Hamilton, Ontario, August 10-14, 2009, the Quantum Semiconductor Group will report their recent research results in seven (7) presentations:
- “Formation dynamics of hexadecanethiol self-assembled monolayers on (001) GaAs observed with photoluminescence and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopies”, Chan-Kyu Kim, Gregory Marshall, Mathieu Martin, Michel Bisson-Viens, Zbig Wasilewski, Farid Bensebaa, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Monitoring aptamer-thrombin interaction on the surface of gold: towards III-V semiconductor-based surface plasmon resonance biosensor”, Chiheb Esseghaier, Walid M. Hassen. David A. B. Blair, Maria DeRosa, Alvaro Jimenez, Jacques Beauvais, Eric Frost, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Specific immobilization of selected viral and bacterial pathogens on GaAs (001) surface”, Valerie Duplan, Yannick Miron, Eric Frost, Michel Grandbois, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Surface plasmon effects induced by uncollimated emission of semiconductor microstructures”, Dominic Lepage, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Electro-Optic surface characterization of n-alkanethiol passivated semi-insulating GaAs (001)”, Gregory M. Marshall, Gregory P. Lopinski, Farid Bensebaa, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Laser tuning of InAs quantum dot emission wavelength”, Radoslaw Stanowski, Mathieu Martin, Richard Ares, Jan J. Dubowski
- “Superluminescent diodes based on UV and IR laser induced quantum well intermixing”, Romain Béal, Radoslaw Stanowski, Neng Liu, Vincent Aimez, Jan J. Dubowski