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Super-Resolution Photothermal Patterning in Conductive Polymers Enabled by Thermally Activated Solubility
Doping-induced solubility control (DISC) patterning is a recently developed technique that uses the change in polymer solubility upon doping, along with an optical dedoping process, to achieve high-resolution optical patterning. DISC patterning can produce features smaller than predicted by the diff
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