Self-assembly of block copolymers is attractive for nanodevice fabrication because the
association of different polymers by covalent bonding and the interplay between the …

Self‐organized semiconducting structures can be generated by including conjugated chains
in block copolymers, it is reported here. Thin films of rod–coil copolymers containing a …

π-Conjugated polymers are central ingredients in the development of organic electronics
and it is well-known that the degree of order in thin films of those materials is a major factor …

The properties of organic electronic materials in the solid-state are determined not only by
those of individual molecules but also by those of ensembles of molecules. The ability to …

Herein, we report a high-yield click synthesis and self-assembly of conjugated amphiphilic
block copolymers of polythiophene (PHT) and polyethylene glycol (PEG) and their …

Self-assembled polymeric systems have played an important role as templates for
nanofabrication; they offer nanotemplates with different morphologies and tunable sizes, are …

One of the key challenges in nanotechnology is to control a self‐assembling system to
create a specific structure. Self‐organizing block copolymers offer a rich variety of periodic …

Structural order over varying length scales is a commonly encountered phenomenon in
nature, but achieving this in the synthetic world is a challenge.[1, 2] Progress in synthesis …

Semiconducting polymers have been widely investigated due to their intriguing
optoelectronic properties and their high crystallinity that provides a strong driving force for …

Organized arrays of anisotropic nanoparticles show electronic and optical properties that
originate from the coupling of shape-dependent properties of the individual nanorods. The …