DNA nanostructures are ideal templates for nanoscale fabrication. However, their low chemical stability has been a major challenge in their applications in this area. This talk will present our recent adanvce in using DNA to modulate surface reactions. Based on these reactions, we have demonstrated high resolution (<10 nm), high throughput pattern transfer from DNA to a wide range of organic and inorganic materials, including SiO2, Si, and silane self-assembled monolayers.

DNA-mediated surface reactions for nanostructure fabrication

248th National Meeting (2014)

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