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Nano Optical Conveyor Belt

Nano Optical Conveyor Belt
纳米光学传送带
批准号:
1028372
负责人:
Lambertus Hesselink
金额:
$36.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-10-01 至 2013-09-30

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中文摘要
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本研究的目的是展示一种纳米光学传送带的工作样机,该传送带可以在毫米距离内传输~100 nm纳米粒子。设计的金属纳米结构支持强烈的近场,可以捕获真正的纳米级物体,如病毒和单分子。数值计算表明,在三个波长的照射下,一串大小可变的C形孔链可以用比传统光学捕获所需的更少的功率沿其长度蠕动地传输纳米颗粒。工作将由电磁、扩散和流体模拟来指导。候选纳米结构的相对优劣将通过纳米球的数值和实验室实验来确定。智力价值布朗运动、折射动量转移和辐射压力、对流和热电泳性的竞争效应尚未与本工作所需的不对称等离子体结构结合起来研究。这项工作在光学领域开辟了新的理论和实验领域,并支持新一代大规模并行生物分子研究。宽带影响纳米光学传送带是一种使能技术,可用于大分子操纵和芯片实验室设备。一个能够识别单个分子的设备必须有一个吸引和握住分子的机制,因此这项工作是基础生物分子研究的一项“胶水技术”。由这种纳米操作工具实现的紧凑型病原体检测系统对国土安全越来越重要。该项目将包括高中和本科研究助理,并被整合到我们的远程实验室框架中,以接触到世界各地的学生。
英文摘要
ObjectiveThe objective of this research is to demonstrate a working prototype of a nano-optical conveyor belt for transport of ~100 nm nanoparticles over millimeter distances. Engineered metallic nanostructures support intense near fields that can trap truly nanoscopic objects such as viruses and single molecules. Numerical calculations indicate that a chain of alternating size C-shaped apertures, irradiated in turn by three wavelengths, can peristaltically transport nanoparticles along its length using substantially less power than is required for conventional optical trapping. Work will be guided by electromagnetic, diffusion and fluidic simulations. Relative merits of candidate nanostructures will be determined through numerical and laboratory experiments with nanospheres.Intellectual MeritThe competing effects of Brownian motion, refractive momentum transfer and radiation pressure, convection currents and thermophoresis have not been studied in conjunction with asymmetrical plasmonic structures as will be required for this work. This work opens new theoretical and experimental territory in optics and supports a new generation of massively parallel biomolecule research.Broader ImpactsThe nano optical conveyor belt is an enabling technology for macromolecular manipulation and lab-on-a-chip devices. A device which can identify single molecules must have a mechanism for drawing in and holding the molecule, and as such this work is a "glue technology" for fundamental biomolecular research. Compact pathogen detection systems enabled by such nano-manipulation tools are increasingly important for homeland security. This project will incorporate high school and undergraduate research assistants, and be integrated into our remote laboratory framework to reach students worldwide.
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