3D Azopolymer Surface Engineering via Light Wavelength Control

Three-dimensional mesostructures on surfaces, crucial across science and technology, lack an inexpensive, fast, and scalable fabrication method. Here, the photoreconfiguration of azobenzene containing polymer micropillars, altering surface geometry and functionality solely with light and producing diverse 3D structures efficiently, is presented. This method offers potential in the tuning of surface properties.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799660
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Photonic Crystals and Applications
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3D Azopolymer Surface Engineering via Light Wavelength Control

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3D Azopolymer Surface Engineering via Light Wavelength Control

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Three-dimensional mesostructures on surfaces, crucial across science and technology, lack an inexpensive, fast, and scalable fabrication method. Here, the photoreconfiguration of azobenzene containing polymer micropillars, altering surface geometry and functionality solely with light and producing diverse 3D structures efficiently, is presented. This method offers potential in the tuning of surface properties.

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