Reusable templates enable waste-free patterning of carbon nanotubes
Researchers from Skoltech and collaborators have developed a reusable stencil technique that deposits carbon nanotube patterns in one step, avoiding material waste. The approach could be used in optical devices and strain sensors for structural monitoring.
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