Field-Effect Transistors: Flexible Three-Dimensional Organic Field-Effect Transistors Fabricated by an Imprinting Technique (Adv. Mater. 38/2012)
图评：首先不得不说图中躺在地板上的蓝色瓶子无论是质感还是色彩都让人感觉爱不释手。蓝色的液体总是充满神秘，悬浮的分子如气泡一样具有动感。
看够了魔幻瓶子，再看其他结构，有点不明白其中的关联性。设计有时候不需要特别多的逻辑，逻辑关系是艺术家与科学家最大的矛盾，设计要一个“美”作为理由就足以。
Flexible three-dimensional organic field-effect transistors (3D-OFETs) are fabricated on plastic substrates by a simple imprinting technique, as reported by Jun Takeya, Mayumi Uno, and co-workers on page 5212. Featuring multiplied vertical channels with short channel lengths of sub-microns, the flexible 3D-OFETs show high output current density and fast response within 140 ns. This imprinting technique is favorable for industrial application with advantages of low-cost, a high throughput, and easy processes.
