Copolymers block out new approaches to microelectronics at NIST

In response to the electronics industry’s rallying cry of “smaller and faster,” the next breakthroughs in the electronics size barrier are likely to come from microchips and data storage devices created out of novel materials such as organic molecules and polymers.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news124550596.html">Copolymers block out new approaches to microelectronics at NIST</a></p> <p>In response to the electronics industry’s rallying cry of “smaller and faster,” the next breakthroughs in the electronics size barrier are likely to come from microchips and data storage devices created out of novel materials such as organic molecules and polymers.</p>