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Conformal printed electronics on flexible substrates and inflatable catheters using lathe-based aerosol jet printing
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Discover an innovative lathe-based aerosol jet printing method designed for creating conformal electronics on flexible, 3D surfaces. This exciting research, conducted by Hansel Alex Hobbie, James L. Doherty, Brittany N. Smith, Paolo Maccarini, and Aaron D. Franklin, showcases the fabrication of advanced electronics, including carbon nanotube transistors and a graphene sensor for critical medical monitoring applications.
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