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Reactive additive capillary stamping with double network hydrogel-derived aerogel stamps under solvothermal conditions
Fatih Alarslan, Martin Frosinn, Kevin Ruwisch +9
Integration of solvothermal reaction products into complex thin-layer architectures is frequently achieved by combinations of layer transfer and subtractive lithography, whereas di…
Straight versus Spongy -- Effect of Tortuosity on Polymer Imbibition into Nanoporous Matrices Assessed by Segmentation-Free Analysis of 3D Sample Reconstructions
Fernando Vazquez Luna, Anjani K. Maurya, Juliana Martins de Souza e Silva +6
We comparatively analyzed imbibition of polystyrene (PS) into two complementary pore models having pore diameters of about 380 nm and hydroxyl-terminated inorganic-oxidic pore wall…
Intermittent in-situ high-resolution X-ray microscopy of 400-nm porous glass under uniaxial compression: study of pore changes and crack formation
Sebastian Schäfer, François Willot, Mansoureh Norouzi Rad +3
The properties of porous glasses and their field of application strongly depend on the characteristics of the void space. Understanding the relationship between their porous struct…
Capillary stamping of functional materials: parallel additive substrate patterning without ink depletion
Mercedes Runge, Hanna Hübner, Alexander Grimm +8
Patterned substrates for optics, electronics, sensing, lab-on-chip technologies, bioanalytics, clinical diagnostics as well as translational and personalized medicine are typically…
Capillary nanostamping with spongy mesoporous silica stamps
Mercedes Schmidt, Michael Philippi, Maximilian Münzner +6
Classical microcontact printing involves transfer of molecules adsorbed on the outer surfaces of solid stamps to substrates to be patterned. We prepared spongy mesoporous silica st…
The Influence of Surface Topography and Surface Chemistry on the Anti-Adhesive Performance of Nanoporous Monoliths
Anna Eichler-Volf, Longjian Xue, Gregor Dornberg +7
We designed spongy monoliths allowing liquid delivery to their surfaces through continuous nanopore systems (mean pore diameter ca. 40 nm). These nanoporous monoliths were flat or…