Schemes of nanoscale assembly.

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Schemes of nanoscale assembly. Schemes of nanoscale assembly. Scheme 1: MNTs for accurate and fast loading of cargo into existing traps. (A) Time required by MNT in bringing cargo to a trap (dashed line) compared with passive diffusion (solid lines for different cargo sizes) from varying distances. We assume that the MNT-cargo complex is moving at 2 μm/s. (B and C) MNT loading a conventional optical trap (B) and a plasmonic trap (C). Scheme 2: (D) Schematic of optomechanically controlled positioning of the MNT. (E) Static and dynamic nanotweezing, with pinning-unpinning of the MNT on the chamber surface controlled by radiation pressure and magnetic fields. (F) Histogram of fluctuations for an untrapped bead (without laser illumination), along with beads trapped on MNT suspended in a fluid and on MNT pinned to a substrate. Souvik Ghosh, and Ambarish Ghosh Sci. Robotics 2018;3:eaaq0076 Copyright © 2018 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works