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+-   Self -growing material opens chip, storage advance-> on Friday August 15 2008, @02:27PM coondoggie

Submitted by coondoggie on Friday August 15 2008, @02:27PM
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coondoggie writes "In the ever-growing desire to product smaller, less costly yet more powerful and faster computers and storage devices, researchers today said they are looking at a way to use self-growing fabrics that will let manufacturers build nano-sized high resolution semiconductors and arrays that answer that craving. Researchers at the Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center (NSEC) at the University of Wisconsin — Madison have come up with a method that uses existing technology to combine the lithography techniques traditionally used to pattern microelectronics with novel self-assembling materials known as block copolymers, researchers said. When combined with a lithographically patterned surface, the block copolymers' long molecular chains spontaneously assemble into the designated arrangements, researchers said. http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/31115"
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