New NanoPen technique could make your home projector a cutting-edge nanotech lab
A few examples of the NanoPen in action. Gold particles 90 nanometers in diameter and a commercially available projector were used
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A research team from the University of California, Berkeley, has reported developing NanoPen, an innovative and accessible technique that could prove especially useful in laying down patterns of nanoparticles for conveniently manufacturing miniaturized electronics with great speed and accuracy.
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