| POLYMERS Vol.68 No.8 |
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COVER STORY Self-Assembly Creating Novel Functional Nanomaterials |
| Self-organization are interesting phenomena commonly observed in nature. In particular, molecular self-assembly with specific structures has attracted a great deal of attention because it could provide emergent functionalities such as lipid membranes and liquid crystals. Recently, sizes of components for self-assembly are extended. In this issue, latest research on the creation of nanomaterials with specific structures via controlled self-assembly of various sized components from small molecules to polymers and particles are introduced. Editors: MITOMO, UOZU, SUZUKI, and MASHITA |
| Digest for English Readers | 398
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| Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 401
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| Commentary |
| Simple and Beautiful Things Have Functions | Takanori FUKUSHIMA | 402
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| COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews |
| Toroidal Supramolecular Polymers | Keisuke ARATSU, Shiki YAGAI | 403 |
| Advanced Semiconductor Lithography using Directed Self-Assembly of Block Copolymers | Tsukasa AZUMA | 406 |
| Development of Structural Color Materials by Colloidal Assembly | Hiroshi FUDOUZI | 409 |
| PolyMANGA | 413 |
| COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
| Molecular Monolayer Nanotubes | Naohiro KAMETA | 414 |
| Designing with Light for Novel Functionalities of Molecularly Aligned Films | Kyohei HISANO | 416 |
| Soft Materials Construction Based on Self-assembly of Filamentous Viruses | Toshiki SAWADA | 418 |
| Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
| My Starting Point and Experimenting with Synchrotron Radiation X-ray Scattering | Mina SAKURAGI | 420
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| Messages: “Work and Life” |
| Keep Your Foot on the Gas Pedal | Yukari ODA | 421
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| Front-Line Polymer Science |
| Recent Trends on Synthesis of Functional Polymer Particles | Taro OMURA, Hideto MINAMI | 422
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| Messages from SPSJ | 427 |
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