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MIT develops Polymer Self Assembly Proscess 4 to 1 Shrink Sub 10nm

Arthur Hanson

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This is just the start of self assembly which is already in progress at several semi leaders. This particular process gives a four to one shrink ratio by having one layer act as a pattern and another layer over the top self assembles at the shrink ratio. This is just the very beginning of self assembly technology and if you have any doubt, just look in the mirror. The plan and process of building your body starts with instructions that fit in the nucleus of two cells on a DNA strand. This is just the very beginning of man duplicating this technology.

Self-assembling polymer could help cram more circuits onto microchips
 
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