Researchers have developed low-temperature-catalyzed, solution-processed SiO2, which subsequently enabled printing of high-performance thin-film transistors and three-dimensional circuits connecting various elements.
Researchers developed a dual surface architectonic process which enables to print submicrometer-scale circuit patterns by increasing the chemical polarity of predetermined areas on surface, thereby promoting selective adhesion of metallic nanoparticles to these areas.
Researchers have designed nanocontainers made of sugar and protein components. These containers are taken up by cells through natural processes and can thereby transport substances that normally cannot penetrate the cell membrane into cells.