Colloidal self-organization for nanoelectronics

The major part of the expenses in modern IC manufacturing process is nowadays devoted to the R&D needed to optimize chip size, wafer size, defectivity and interconnects- building up to keep Moore's law a reality. But the question is: Can circuits with sub-0.1 mu m dimensions be fabricated by the extension of current device production technologies? An interdisciplinary 'off the beaten path' approach is mandatory to overcome future limitations. One such approach is fabrication of devices (or at least parts of devices) by self-organization.