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Juodkazis S. Top-down control of bottom-up material synthesis @ nanoscale. Opto-Electron Adv 6, 230023 (2023). doi: 10.29026/oea.2023.230023
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Top-down control of bottom-up material synthesis @ nanoscale
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3D solidification of photo-polymerisable mixtures using ultra-short laser pulses can open new directions in formation of glass-ceramics with resolution at tens-of-nanometers. -
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Top-down (a) and bottom-up (b) steps of nanomaterial synthesis. (c) Glass, crystalline, ceramic material is tuned via initial composition of a photo-curable precursor mixture and its thermal annealing at the required temperature, pressure, gas ambience. Surface tension driven reshaping is shown in scanning electron microscopy images in (b), where the same scale applies to both images before and after high temperature annealing.
