Materials nanoarchitectonics at two-dimensional liquid interfaces

DNA nanoarchitectonics: assembled DNA at interfaces.

DNA is a powerful biomaterial for creating rationally designed and functionally enhanced nanostructures. DNA nanoarchitectures positioned at substrate interfaces can offer unique advantages leading to improved surface properties relevant to biosensing, nanotechnology, materials science, and cell biology. This Perspective highlights the benefits and challenges of using assembled DNA as a nanosca...

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Ordering at Solid-Liquid Interfaces Between Dissimilar Materials

In an earlier report we explored structural correlations at a liquidsolid interface with molecular dynamics simulations of a model aluminium system using the Ercolessi-Adams potential and up to 4320 atoms. Substrate atoms were pinned to their equilibrium fcc crystalline positions while liquid atoms were free to move. A direct correlation between the amount of ordering in the liquid phase and th...

Two dimensional electron gas at oxide interfaces

Colloids at Liquid-liquid Interfaces