Photomechanical Azopolymers and Digital Polarization Optics: A Versatile Platform for Surface Microstructure Fabrication

The photomechanical response of azobenzene-polymer films to polarized light is sufficiently strong to drive micron-scale surface relief formation. With a multitude of photonics applications, such optically written microstructures have motivated research to identify azopolymers and optical polarizati...

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Main Author:	Jonas Strobelt (19647139) (author)
Other Authors:	Svetlana Santer (1559020) (author), Heba Abourahma (1576048) (author), Mika Music (21165321) (author), Zay Farzan (19647136) (author), Phillip Nezamis (21165324) (author), Ryan Leon (21165327) (author), David J. McGee (797316) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Neuroscience Biotechnology Cancer Infectious Diseases Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified surface microstructure fabrication printing surface gratings optically written microstructures dynamic surface microstructures digital polarization optics collinearly diffract red 1 μm amplitude printed structures require writing platform based writing structures versatile platform sufficiently strong structured color replication immediately promising laser print static practical devices polymer films polarized light photonics applications photomechanical response photomechanical azopolymers new application motivated research identify azopolymers drive micron color synthesis chemical processing blue light also maskless
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Photomechanical Azopolymers and Digital Polarization Optics: A Versatile Platform for Surface Microstructure Fabrication

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