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Functionalized, thiol-ene nanopatterned materials are fabricated using step and flash imprint lithography (SFIL) and are readily modified with a micropatterned, secondary polymer layer through the unreacted pendant thiols on the surface. Thiol-enes offer versatile chemistry, rapid curing and excellent control over polymer properties using stoichiometry and functionality for both base substrate and attached secondary polymer layer.
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