SANE overcomes nanofabrication grand challenges
SANE overcomes nanofabrication grand challenges – physicsworld.com
The first nanofabrication technique that overcomes the three “grand challenges in nanofabrication” has been unveiled by researchers in the US. The technique, dubbed solvent-assisted nanoscale embossing (SANE), could be used to make cheap large-area nanoscale patterns in applications like plasmonics, solar cells and data storage.
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