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The Bottom-up Approach The Bottom-up Approach Weak interactions between molecules Vesicles and micelles Thermodynamic aspects of self-assembling nanostructures Self-assembled molecular monolayers Kinetic control of growth: nanowires and quantum dots Copyright Stuart Lindsay 2008
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Page 1: The Bottom-up Approach Weak interactions between molecules Vesicles and micelles Thermodynamic aspects of self-assembling nanostructures Self-assembled.

The Bottom-up ApproachThe Bottom-up Approach

• Weak interactions between molecules

• Vesicles and micelles

• Thermodynamic aspects of self-assembling nanostructures

• Self-assembled molecular monolayers

• Kinetic control of growth: nanowires and quantum dots

Copyright Stuart Lindsay 2008

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Single wallSingle wall

Multi wallMulti wall

Graphene Graphene sheetssheets

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Molecular carrier Molecular carrier and storageand storage

Charge transportCharge transport

Molecular wiresMolecular wires

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•Drug delivery• Nucleic acid and protein sensing

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K. A. Williams, P. T. M. Veenhuizen, B. G. de la Torre, R. Eritja and C. Dekker Nature 420, 761(2002)

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An artificial nanomotor driven by solar lightAn artificial nanomotor driven by solar light

Balzani, Leon, Credi, Ferrer, Venturi, Flood, Stoddart, PNAS, Jan 23, 2006