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Building Materials Nanolayer by Nanolayer: From Batteries to Implantable Pharmacies
(
5/17/2011
)
74
minutes
Conference:
NanoSystems Seminar Series
Host:
California NanoSystems Institute
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description:
The alternating adsorption of oppositely charged molecular species, known as the electrostatic layer-by-layer (LbL) process, is a simple and elegant method of constructing highly tailored ultrathin polymer and organic-inorganic composite thin films. We use this method to manipulate transport and function in thin films, enabling the generation of a range of organic and organic-inorganic devices. Several approaches to the controlled manipulation, construction and, in some cases, the controlled deconstruction, degradation or dissolution of multilayers upon specific stimulus will be discussed.
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host links:
California NanoSystems Institute Web Site
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Seminars at the California NanoSystems Institute
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