Demonstrates nanoporous thermoset formation in 3D-printed objects, indicating improved design flexibility.
The cover illustrates a new strategy for fabricating nanoporous thermosets through polymerization-induced microphase separation. Rapid, mild selective etching of disulfide-based macroCTAs enables direct pore formation within complex 3D-printed objects and broadens the versatility of crosslinked network design. More information in Research Article e8227484, Christopher M. Bates, Craig J. Hawker, Cyrille Boyer, and co-workers.
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