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We demonstrate a simple and controllable method to form periodic arrays of highly conductive nano‐engineered single wall carbon nanotube networks from solution. These networks increase the conductivity of a polymer composite by as much as eight orders of magnitude compared to a traditional random network. These nano‐engineered networks are demonstrated in both polystyrene and polythiophene polymers...
Arrays of nano‐engineered carbon nanotube networks embedded in nanoscale polymer structures enable highly efficient charge transport as demonstrated by D. R. Barbero and co‐workers on page 3111. An increase in charge transport by several orders of magnitude is recorded at low nanotube loading compared to traditional random networks in either insulating (polystyrene) or semiconducting (polythiophene)...
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