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发帖数: 2145 | 1 New way to order inorganic materials on macroscale borrows from nature
[Science, 296, 892 (2002)].
Harnessing the organizational power of biology, chemists at the University of
Texas, Austin, have developed a facile new way to precisely order
nanoparticles on the macroscale. Assistant professor Angela M. Belcher,
graduate student Seung-Wuk Lee, and coworkers find that viruses engineered to
bind zinc sulfide quantum dots self-assemble into highly ordered,
three-dimensional liquid-crystal films
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发帖数: 1037 | 2 very cool
She reported this result several months before.
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: New way to order inorganic materials on macroscale borrows from nature
: [Science, 296, 892 (2002)].
: Harnessing the organizational power of biology, chemists at the University of
: Texas, Austin, have developed a facile new way to precisely order
: nanoparticles on the macroscale. Assistant professor Angela M. Belcher,
: graduate student Seung-Wuk Lee, and coworkers find that viruses engineered to
: bind zinc sulfide quantum dots self-assemble into highly ordered,
: three-dimensional liquid-crystal films
: Th
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