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* Up: [[Method of assembly]]
* Up: [[Method of assembly]]
* [[Bottom-up manufacturing]]
* [[Bottom-up manufacturing]]
* [[Positional assembly]]
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* [[Thermally driven assembly]]
* '''[[Thermally driven assembly]]'''
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* [[Squigglesembly]] – filling almost arbitrary volumes by tracing out a squiggly hilbert curve like path <BR> not to confuse with the squiggly line in structural DNA nanotechnology which is [[one-pot self-assembly]].  
* [[Squigglesembly]] – filling almost arbitrary volumes by tracing out a squiggly hilbert curve like path <BR> not to confuse with the squiggly line in structural DNA nanotechnology which is [[one-pot self-assembly]].  
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* [[Termination control]]
* [[Termination control]]
* [[Stiffness]] and [[Lattice scaled stiffness]]
* [[Stiffness]] and [[Lattice scaled stiffness]]
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Latest revision as of 18:08, 29 March 2026

Self assembly is NOT synonymous to thermally driven assembly!!
Nonthermal self assembly is a form of selfassembly that is not thermally driven.
Not all kinds of self assembly need diffusion driven by thermal motion to work.

There is:

Self-assembly can in various ways be mixed with positional assembly. Including:

Different kinds of self assembly in the foldamer printer concept

The foldamer printer concept where:

Related



  • Squigglesembly – filling almost arbitrary volumes by tracing out a squiggly hilbert curve like path
    not to confuse with the squiggly line in structural DNA nanotechnology which is one-pot self-assembly.
  • Circumsembly – circumnavigating irreversible errors
    Some errors might be tolerable in the final product especially when
    they are internal or on a non-interface surface and not distort/disrupt the entire structure too much.
  • Hinged blockchain self folding – not thermally driven form of selfassembly

Two important measures of progress: