Plasma‐enhanced chemical vapor deposition is a highly promising tool for coating
deposition due to its versatility, tunability, low chemical consumption, and cost‐effectiveness …

Investigating lateral structures of surfaces and interfaces from the mesoscale down to atomic
resolution is of growing interest to modify, functionalize, and understand the behavior of …

We show for the first time the possibility of using networks of amyloid fibrils, adsorbed to
solid supports and with plasma polymer coatings, for the fabrication of chemically …

While protein or enzyme immobilization methodologies are readily applicable in a majority
of industrial processes, some lacunas still remain. For example, the multi‐step, wet …

A polystyrene film spun onto polished silicon substrates was implanted with argon ions
using plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) to activate its surface for single-step …

The critical growth factor density required to support neural lineage generation from mouse
embryonic stem cells is assessed by constructing a surface density gradient of immobilized …

The use of low pressure, low power plasma established in an atmosphere of precursor
monomer (s) affords the deposition of functionalized films. Such films can retain the …

Surface modification of implants is now an essential aspect of biocompatibility. A single-step
process to attach biomolecules to implants represents a major advance, and plasma coating …

The purpose of this review is to explore the development, applications and outcomes of
using plasmadeposited (polymeric) surfaces as culture and delivery vehicles for cells in the …

Biomolecules have been traditionally immobilised onto surfaces using wet chemical
techniques for various medical applications. Recent decades have seen plasma methods …