Abstract
, ECE Department, Chicago, IL 60607Thin ferromagnetic film patterned into isolated islands is used to direct assembly ofsuperparamagnetic colloidal particles into two-dimensional arrays. Ferromagnetic islandspositioned under a template of micro-wells are shown to promote highly regular 2D arrays, whileexternal uniform magnetic field is used to bias the particles to attract or repel from the exposed endof the ferromagnetic islands. A theoretical analysis on the interactions between superparamagneticcolloidal particles with the template and external uniform magnetic fields is also presented.Keywords: Directed Assembly, Superparamagnetic, Colloidal, Biosensor, Particle Array.
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