Simple fabrication of active electrodes using direct laser transference

- Electroactive materials can be transferred using a single pulse of laser light.
- The transfer is made in air using a 6 ns pulse of Nd-YAG laser (532 or 1064 nm).
- Conducting polymers films can be transferred maintaining the electroactivity.
- Conducting polymer multilayers can be deposited using successive pulses.
- Metallic (Au, Pt) transferred micro/nanoparticles are electrocatalytic.