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The award of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2000 to Professors Alan Heeger, Alan
MacDiarmid, and Hideki Shirakawa for their discovery that “doped” polyacetylene can …

At first glance, radical polymerization may be considered a mature technology with millions
of tons of vinyl based homo-and copolymers being produced annually. This perception of …

With the introduction of π-conjugated systems in electronic devices and the dream to arrive
at molecular electronics based on these systems, the detailed understanding of the …

Organic porous materials—a class of advanced materials—possess enormous potential for
many high-tech applications, such as bioreactors,[1] dielectrics,[2] sensors,[3] …

The ordering of block copolymers in thin films is reviewed, starting from the fundamental
principles and extending to recent promising developments as templates for …

This review describes the use of breath figures as a templating method for the fabrication of
self‐assembled polymeric‐and nanoparticle‐based micro‐and nanostructures. If moist air is …

This review discusses the potential of block copolymer type macromolecular building blocks
for the preparation of self‐assembled materials. Three different classes of block copolymer …

One of the fascinating subjects in areas such as materials science, nanochemistry, and
biomimetic chemistry is concerned with the creation of supramolecular architectures with …

The development of nanotechnology using organic materials is one of the most intellectually
and commercially exciting stories of our times. Advances in synthetic chemistry and in …