A New Way of Making Complex Structures in Thin Films

ENN
Jul 5, 2019, 3:30 pm110 pts
Self-assembling materials called block copolymers, which are known to form a variety of predictable, regular patterns, can now be made into much more complex patterns that may open up new areas of materials design, a team of MIT researchers say.

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