Multi-Photon 4D Printing of Complex Liquid Crystalline Microstructures by In Situ Alignment Using Electric Fields

# General Information This repository contains research data contributing to the Advanced Materials Technologies publication "Multi-Photon 4D Printing of Complex Liquid Crystalline Microstructures by In Situ Alignment Using Electric Fields" by A. Münchinger, V. Hahn, D. Beutel, S. Woska, J. Monti, C. Rockstuhl, E. Blasco, M. Wegener In the following it is refered to the Figures and Supporting Movies of this publication. # Folder Structure ## CAD - Needed to machine the electrode holder.

The file 'Baugruppe1_2' assembles all the parts. ## Experimental Data ### Figure 3 - Contains all optical microscope and SEM images of the structures depicted in Figure 3. ### Figure 4 - Bimaterial beams are connected to a cylindrical post (compare Figure 4) - The structure is heated within a heating stage - Contains all optical microscope and SEM images of the structures depicted in Figure 4 and Supporting Movie 1. - Contains all MATLAB scripts to generate Supporting Movie 1 - See the README.txt file for details ### Figure 5 - A buckling structure is heated in a heating stage - Contains videos recorded with an optical microscope of the structure - Contains the temperature data - Contains SEM images - Contains all MATLAB scripts to generate Figure 5 and Supporting Movie 2 from the data - See the README.txt file for details ### Figure S2 - DSC curves for the LCN ink were measured - Contains all measured DSC data - Contains all MATLAB scripts to generate Figure S2 - See the README.txt file for details ### Figure S6 - A thin membrane supported by a cylindrical post (compare Figure 3) is heated within a heating stage. - Contains videos recorded with an optical microscope of the structure - Contains the temperature data - Contains all MATLAB scripts to generate Figure S6 and Supporting Movie 3 from the data - See the README.txt file for details ### Supporting Movie 4 - The LCN ink inside a sandwich cell made from two coverslips is located in a heating stage.