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Silk Fibroin as a Resist for Thermal Scanning Probe Lithography

2017
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Abstract

We present for the first time nano-scale patterning of silk fibroin with a thermal scanning probe to locally convert water-insoluble crystalline silk into the water-soluble phase. Our first experiments demonstrate silk as a fully water-based resist for thermal scanning probe lithography with an achieved half-pitch resolution of 50.5±3 nm.

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