Exceptionally stable and colourful light-emitting nanofibers are synthesized in a simple one-pot process.
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A Highly Durable Solution-Shearing Blade for Fabricating OFETs [Video]
A novel microstructured blade fabricated from an inorganic polymer, which is used for solution shearing to produce thin-film transistors.
A New Process for Solid State Foaming of Nickel, Monel and Copper
A relatively new process using oxide reduction and expansion creates small pores within metal particles and has the potential to bridge the gap between efficiency and performance.
Joining of Metal Based Hybrid Materials
In this review broad “joining” processes of dissimilar metallic materials by both experimental and modeling approaches are summarized.
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Two Novel Quinoidal Polymers for OFETs [Video]
Two novel quinoidal conjugated polymers are synthesized for organic field-effect transistors with superior device performance.
Droplet Microfluidics for High-Throughput Screening of Disease Biomarkers
The potential of rapid diagnostics and screening has led to burgeoning interest in droplets, as it is increasingly used to detect novel disease biomarker targets.
Capillary Nanostamping with Spongy Stamps
Capillary stamping of micro-/nanometer scale replica patterns as a potential tool for the design and fabrication of small electronics
Poly-Synthesizing Using Plasma‐Initiated Chemical Vapor Deposition
A team of researchers from Luxembourg established a comprehensive mass‐spectrometry study of a set of poly(alkyl acrylate) layers synthesized by atmospheric pressure plasma‐initiated chemical vapor deposition (AP‐PiCVD).
Special Issue Bimetallic Nanomaterials
Recent developments and perspectives on bimetallic nanomaterials highlighted in Particle & Particle Systems Characterization.
Evaluating Elastomer Thin Film Quality
Mechanical and electrical characterization of silicone-based dielectric elastomer films is used as a means to evaluate the homogeneity of the films.
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