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<pie_>
i wonder if you could do something like do some kind of self-assembly chemistry just by changing the ambient environment
<pie_>
so like...the idea would be that you dont do any (or barely any) patterning at all, just some sequence of exposures
<pie_>
presumably it would be a time-precision tradeoff, and idk how youd do controlled symmetry breaking/positioning/specifying starting growth precision
<pie_>
maybe that can be avoided *shrug*
<pie_>
something like SLD i suppose
<pie_>
*ALD
<pie_>
dont anybody go stealing my patent :P
<SpeedEvil>
'yes'
<SpeedEvil>
It's called life
<pie_>
SpeedEvil, well sure
<pie_>
not really what i was going for
<pie_>
meanwhile im trying to find a tool/internet database or something that will let me browse citation graphs :/
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<nmz787>
SpeedEvil: but life starts from a 'seed' of complexity... I take it pie_ is talking about starting from relatively pure/simple reagents
<nmz787>
pie_: I've wondered about growing DNA using ALD
<pie_>
even assuming something like this could be done i figure general physical noise will cause all kinds of issues
<nmz787>
there are definitely semiconductor folks looking at self-assembly
<nmz787>
making photomasks with things like DNA origami