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Opto-electronics is one of the largest and fastest evolving market segments, with revenues expected to surpass $1.2 trillion by 2017 (Optoelectronics Industry, 2007). Continuous improvements in the size, detection limit, reliability and spectral sensitivity of existing solidstate light sensors and image detectors, which remain a key component of almost every opto-electronic system and circuit, drive the field to new heights every year. Compared with other components, light sources and detectors recently have shown the most significant revenue gains, whereas highly-miniaturized and low-power solid-state photodetectors operating in extended, UV-visible spectral ranges will continue to have an important role, as they are expected to be ubiquitously used in many electronic systems ranging from highcapacity information storage to biochemical sensing, chemical and biological analysis, and astronomy.

Transition Metal-Doped ZnO Nanowires: En Route Towards Multi-colour Light Sensing and Emission Applications