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Bubble-Pen Lithography Deftly Handles Nanoparticles

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Bubble-pen lithography — which relies on microbubbles to inscribe, or write, nanoparticles onto a surface — has been demonstrated to efficiently handle nanoparticles used in micro- and nanomanufacturing. The ability to handle the tiny particles of gold, silicon and other materials could ease fabrication of biomedical sensors, optical computers, solar panels and other devices. Some nanoparticles have optical properties that are useful for electronics, while others have the ability to absorb solar energy. In biomedical applications, nanoparticles can serve as drug carriers or...Read full article

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    Published: January 2016
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    lithography
    Lithography is a key process used in microfabrication and semiconductor manufacturing to create intricate patterns on the surface of substrates, typically silicon wafers. It involves the transfer of a desired pattern onto a photosensitive material called a resist, which is coated onto the substrate. The resist is then selectively exposed to light or other radiation using a mask or reticle that contains the pattern of interest. The lithography process can be broadly categorized into several...
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