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Fabrication and process

Fabrication and process

DNA scaffolds line up quantum rods

15 Sep 2023 Isabelle Dumé
Cartoon showing DNA molecules used as a scaffold to assemble arrays of quantum rods in an ordered, controlled way
MIT engineers have used DNA origami scaffolds to create precisely structured arrays of quantum rods, which could be incorporated into LEDs for televisions or virtual reality devices. (Courtesy: Xin Luo, BatheBioNanoLab)
Researchers in the US have used DNA molecules as a scaffold to help them assemble arrays of quantum

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Isabelle Dumé is a contributing editor to Physics World
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