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3D Printing To Create Spatially Freeform, Nanomaterial-based Electronics (Rice, U. of Utah, NUS)
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3D Printing To Create Spatially Freeform, Nanomaterial-based Electronics (Rice, U. of Utah, NUS)
Researchers from Rice University, University of Utah and National University of Singapore (NUS) published “Three-dimensional printing of nanomaterials-based electronics with a metamaterial-inspired near-field electromagnetic structure.” Abstract “Three-dimensional (3D) printing can create freeform architectures and electronics with unprecedented versatility. However, the full potential of electronic 3D printing has so far been limited by the ina…
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