Many areas of modern materials chemistry, from nanoscale electronics to regenerative
medicine, require design of precisely-controlled chemical environments at near-molecular …

Chemical lift-off lithography (CLL) is a chemo-topographical nanopatterning technique
developed in 2012 which provides not only precise geometry control with sub-20 nm …

Nanometer-scale control over surface functionality is important in applications ranging from
nanoscale electronics to regenerative medicine. However, approaches that provide precise …

In this study, we presented a spatially-controlled molecular patterning technique to prepare
liquid crystal (LC) microdroplet arrays on glass substrates. This technique utilizes an oxygen …

Chemical lift-off lithography (CLL) is a subtractive soft-lithographic technique that uses
polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) stamps to pattern self-assembled monolayers of functional …

We introduce a unique soft lithographic operation that exploits stamp roof collapse-induced
gaps to selectively remove an alkanethiol self-assembled monolayer (SAM) on Au to …

Programmable surface-patterned functional DNA density is achieved via manipulation of
molecular-level defects through chemical lift-off lithography. Artificial SAM defects are well …

Nanoparticle alignment on the substrate attracts considerable attention due to its wide
application in different fields, such as mechanical control, small size electronics …

Nanotechnology has become an important technology that cannot be ignored in high and
new technology, and the application of nanomaterials is to design all aspects of life. With the …

Local molecular environment governs material interface properties, especially the
substrate's exposing behavior and overall functionality expression. Although current …