Dear Scientists,

The possibility of making up thin films of just a few nanometres thick demonstrated that tiny film stacks can be turned into prototype pixel-like devices. These 'nano-pixels', just hundrend nanometres in size, can be electrically switched 'on and off' at will, creating the coloured dots that would form the building blocks of an extremely high-resolution display technology or for building X and Ɣ radiation detectors avoiding the guiding effects (optical scattering losses).

Could anyone provide detailed references or give the basic processes behind shaping such nano-pixels on thin films ?

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