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A growing number of nano‐objects such as nanotubes, capsules or beads are being developed for various biological and medical applications. In particular, the use of polymer templates for the synthesis of nanomaterials, using layer‐by‐layer assembly, has become a method of choice due to its simplicity and versatility in shapes and dimensions. However, chemical characterisation of these nano‐objects...
Chalcogenide glasses are useful optic materials that find applications in infrared spectroscopy, sensors and thermal imaging. A route for direct surface modification of such glasses with organic layers has been investigated by static Time of Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (ToF-SIMS). The GAS (germanium–arsenic–selenium) glasses are modified by deposition followed by UV-irradiation of disulfide-...
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