journal article·2007-05-04Open access

Cover Picture: Highly Ordered Nanostructured Surfaces Obtained with Silica‐Filled Diblock‐Copolymer Micelles as Templates (Small 5/2007)

Andreas Frömsdorf, Andreas Kornowski, Sabine Pütter, Holger Stillrich, Li‐Ting Lee

Small· Volume 3· Issue 5

Abstract

The cover picture shows the size‐controlled preparation of silica‐filled copolymer micelle cores and their self‐assembly as a function of block length, coating technique, and substrate. The micelles self‐assemble into two‐dimensional hexagonal arrays. These structures are used as templates to create highly ordered inorganic nanostructures, for example, as etching masks for ion sputtering to produce magnetic antidot arrays. For more information, please read the Full Paper “Highly Ordered Nanostructured Surfaces Obtained with Silica‐Filled Diblock‐Copolymer Micelles as Templates” by A. Frömsdorf and co‐workers beginning on page 880.
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