The Bottom-up Approach Weak interactions between molecules Vesicles and micelles Thermodynamic aspects of self-assembling nanostructures Self-assembled.

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The Bottom-up Approach Weak interactions between molecules Vesicles and micelles Thermodynamic aspects of self-assembling nanostructures Self-assembled molecular monolayers Kinetic control of growth: nanowires and quantum dots Copyright Stuart Lindsay 2008

C60 C70

Single wall Multi wall Graphene sheets

Molecular carrier and storage Charge transport Molecular wires

Drug delivery Nucleic acid and protein sensing

K. A. Williams, P. T. M. Veenhuizen, B. G. de la Torre, R. Eritja and C. Dekker Nature 420, 761(2002)

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