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September 4, 2000Applied Physics Letters

High-performance all-polymer integrated circuits

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GGGerwin H. GelinckHolst Centre (Netherlands)TGTom C. T. GeunsNXP (Netherlands)DLD.M. de LeeuwMax Planck Society

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