(Nanowerk Spotlight) Three-dimensional (3D) nanoprinting, a class of nanoscale additive manufacturing techniques, is attracting increasing interest because it offers novel possibilities for designing and fabricating nanoscale components and devices.
The Kyoto University team believes that the discovery could help find a way to scale down memory devices, eventually revolutionising how computers handle information. Compact discs might be falling out of fashion, but they may have inspired the next ...
