NDLI: Proton-Fountain Electric-Field-Assisted Nanolithography (PEN): Fabrication of Polymer Nanostructures that Respond to Chemical and Electrical Stimuli. An Overview in the Context of the Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches to Nanotechnology

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Proton-Fountain Electric-Field-Assisted Nanolithography (PEN): Fabrication of Polymer Nanostructures that Respond to Chemical and Electrical Stimuli. An Overview in the Context of the Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches to Nanotechnology

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Author	Rosa, Andres H. La Yan, Mingdi Fernandez, Rodolfo Zegarra, Elia
Copyright Year	2012
Abstract	I. ABSTRACT The development of chemically functionalized materials, such that their physical properties can vary in response to external mechanical, chemical, or optical stimuli, offers potential applications in a wide range of fields, namely microfluidics, electronic memory devices, sensors and actuators. In particular, patterned structures built with stimuli-responsive polymer materials are attractive due to their inherent lower cost production and for building soft scaffolds that mimic closer natural bio-environments. In addition, harnessing the construction of patterns with nanoscale dimensions would not only a) allow building lab-on-a-chip devices that require minimal chemical reactants volumes, but also b) find applications in the area of nano-electronics for fabricating flexible, low-cost, and low-voltage-operation integrated logic circuits devices. To address these potential applications of stimuli-responsive polymer nanomaterials in the bio and nano-electronics arena, this article provides first a brief review of radiation and non-radiation based lithography methods used for fabricating nanopatterns. This
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