Abstract
Two commonly used approaches for fabrication of plasmonic nanostructures: self assembled monolayer and electrochemistry techniques were introduced. The bottom-up approach has advantages of cost effective, large area fabrication, and simple process. But it is chemistry-based process, and thus has shortages of low repeatability, unstable, and low uniformity. It is suitable for fabrication of micro-/nanostructures which can be used as biosensors in life science.
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