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Here we present an alternative, new, unconventional lithographic technique developed to create dense and multilevel nanostructure pattern transfer using a highly accurate polyurethane acrylate (PU, MINS101m, Minuta Tech.) mold and a polyelectrolyte multilayer as the adhesion promotion layer. Specifically, we demonstrate the pattern transfer of periodic 80 nm lines with 400 nm height and complex and multilevel nanostructures to a polymer layer on various substrates, such as Si or SiO 2 wafers, glass and flexible polymer films. This new, unconventional lithographic technique presented here would open the door to a variety of applications in the fields of electronic, optical and biological devices.
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