Ion track nanoporous membranes were used as templates for electrochemical fabrication of Ni doped ZnO nanowire arrays. The approach allows a good control of wires morphology, composition and structure. In this report we will present our results regarding the influence of deposition conditions such as deposition voltage and bath composition (concentration of the metallic ions and presence of wetting additives) on the preparation of ZnO nanowires doped with nickel.

Scanning and transmission electron microscopy were employed for the study of morphology and structure of the nanowires. Energy dispersive X-ray analysis was used for compositional studies.

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