April 2004
Nano Writing
NanoInk hopes to write itself into the future of nanotechnology with dip-pen lithography.
By Corie Lok
The relentless pursuit of smaller components for everything from electronics to medical devices is making nanotechnology increasingly attractive to manufacturers. But one of the biggest challenges in the field is finding a cheap, easy, and fast method for building things on an extremely small scale.
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