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<p>Micro- and nanostructural fabrication is oftentimes limited to planar top-down approaches such as classical lithography, ion- or laser ablation. This makes complex three-dimensional structures akin to macroscopic structures rather challenging to produce. However, recent developments in polymerization techniques enable a&#xa0;true free-from additive manufacturing approach with a&#xa0;resolution of tens of nanometers. Here we provide a&#xa0;short overview of the technique, detail initial experiments that achieved tailorable mechanical and optical properties, and outline future prospects.</p>

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The Prospects of Nanoscale 3D Printing for Structural and Functional Applications

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年2月6日

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  • Markus Alfreider,
  • Alexander Jelinek,
  • Sandra Schlögl,
  • Daniel Kiener

摘要

Micro- and nanostructural fabrication is oftentimes limited to planar top-down approaches such as classical lithography, ion- or laser ablation. This makes complex three-dimensional structures akin to macroscopic structures rather challenging to produce. However, recent developments in polymerization techniques enable a true free-from additive manufacturing approach with a resolution of tens of nanometers. Here we provide a short overview of the technique, detail initial experiments that achieved tailorable mechanical and optical properties, and outline future prospects.