The applications of surface functionalization are multiple and cover large fields at the interface between chemistry and biology. The aim of this course is to focus on two challenging applications: surface functionalization for biosensors and for (electro)catalysis. The course is structured into two modules differentiated by the nature of the functionalized material which (mineral/inorganic or biological).
Content
I. Short introduction on biomolecules (DNA, proteins, enzymes, sugars…)
II. Functionalization of mineral and inorganic based-materials and related characterization techniques (fluorescence microscopy, AFM, SEM, ellipsometry…)
DNA, sugars and proteins
Physisorption, chemisorption
Self-assembly on conducting and semi-conducting surfaces (silanization, thiol self assembly)
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