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Directional self-assembly of organic vertically superposed nanowires

Engineering and Technology

Directional self-assembly of organic vertically superposed nanowires

Y. Ma and X. Wang

Discover an innovative approach to constructing organic vertically superimposed heterostructures (OSHs) with fixed positions, as detailed by Ying-Xin Ma and Xue-Dong Wang. This method leverages semi-wrapped core/shell heterostructures to create photonic barcodes, paving the way for advanced applications in integrated optoelectronics.... show more
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