Materials Chemistry of Nanofabrication themed issue in 2011

Journal of Materials Chemistry is publishing a themed issue on the Materials Chemistry of Nanofabrication with Professor Ken Carter (University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA) as the guest editor. Please contact the Editorial Office if you are interested in contributing to the themed issue.

 The deadline for the receipt of manuscripts for this themed issue is 6th March 2011.

The themed issue will collect a selection of the best papers in this area in a high profile and high impact themed issue which will be published in 2011.

 Examples of topics for this issue include:

  • Assembly and manipulation of nanoparticles, nanowires and nano-objects
  • Advances in nanofabrication techniques and materials
  • New routes towards device fabrication
  • New device architectures
  • High speed, high throughput or low cost nanofabrication
  • Use of self-assembled polymeric materials in fabrication
  • Characterization and metrology

Journal of Materials Chemistry publishes original research that demonstrates novelty and advance, either in the chemistry used to produce materials or in the properties/applications of the materials produced. Work submitted that is outside of these criteria will not usually be considered for publication.  All manuscripts will be refereed in accordance to the standard procedures of Journal of Materials Chemistry, and in this articles for the themed issue will be treated in the same way as regular submissions to the journal.           

Manuscripts can be submitted using the RSC’s on-line submissions service available via the Journal’s Homepage www.rsc.org/materials. Please clearly mark that the manuscript is “submitted in response to the call for papers for the Materials Chemistry of Nanofabrication themed issue”.

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