EDITORIAL: Focus on Nanostructured Soft Matter

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Jan 2004

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 6, Issue 1, pp. (2004).

Physics

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Nanostructures in general are playing a more and more important role in the physics and chemistry of condensed matter systems including both hard and soft materials. This Focus Issue concentrates particularly on recent developments in Nanostructured Soft Matter Systems.
Many interesting questions related to both fundamental and applied research in this field have arisen. Some of them are connected to the chemical reactions that take place during the irreversible formation of soft matter systems. Others refer to the theoretical and experimental investigations of structures and topologies of `nanostructured soft matter', e.g. heterogeneous polymers and polymer networks, or soft matter at low dimensions or in constrained geometries. Additional research has also been devoted to the dynamics of other complex nanostructured systems, such as the structure formation on the basis of polymer systems and polyelectrolytes, and several kinds of phase transitions on nano- and microscales. The contributions collected here present the most up-to-date research results on all of these topics.
New Journal of Physics, as an electronic journal, is perfectly suited for the presentation of the complex results that the experimental and theoretical investigations reported here yield. The articles that will follow provide a number of excellent examples of the use of animations, movies and colour features for the added benefit of the reader.
Focus on Nanostructured Soft Matter Contents
Phase separation kinetics in compressible polymer solutions: computer simulation of the early stages Peter Virnau, Marcus Müller, Luis González MacDowell and Kurt Binder
Spectral dynamics in the B800 band of LH2 from Rhodospirillum molischianum: a single-molecule study Clemens Hofmann, Thijs J Aartsma, Hartmut Michel and Jürgen Köhler
Adsorption of polyacrylic acid on self-assembled monolayers investigated by single-molecule force spectroscopy Claudia Friedsam, Aránzazu Del Campo Bécares, Ulrich Jonas, Markus Seitz and Hermann E Gaub
Nanophase separation in side chain polymers: new evidence from structure and dynamics S Hiller, O Pascui, H Budde, O Kabisch, D Reichert and M Beiner
Universal properties of complexes formed by two oppositely charged flexible polyelectrolytes Roland G Winkler
Mechanics of artificial microcapsules A Fery, F Dubreuil and H Möhwald
Asymmetric PS-block-(PS-co-PB)-block-PS block copolymers: morphology formation and deformation behaviour Rameshwar Adhikari, Trinh An Huy, Matthias Buschnakowski, Goerg H Michler and Konrad Knoll
Molecular dynamics simulation of the synthesis of protein-like copolymers via conformation-dependent design Anatoly V Berezkin, Pavel G Khalatur, Alexei R Khokhlov and Peter Reineker
The confined-to-bulk dynamics transition of polymer melts in nanoscopic pores of solid matrices with varying pore diameter N Fatkullin, R Kimmich, E Fischer, C Mattea, U Beginn and M Kroutieva
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