November 2018

During this year’s trade fair Formnext, Nanoscribe presented novel solutions for the rapid fabrication of millimeter-sized parts for the first time. New advances in 3D microprinting reduce the print times of smallest structures in millimeter sizes, keeping micrometer precision. With these developments, the limits of the microfabrication process based on two-photon polymerization (2PP) expand toward the macroscale. More

Scientists at the University of Virginia, in collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Lab, have recently demonstrated a novel method for the fabrication of carbon electrodes for neurotransmitter detection. The method is based on Nanoscribe's 3D printing technology and resulted in well-defined carbon microelectrodes with high resolution and suitability as implantable microsensors for in vivo measurements. More

The Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg, Winfried Kretschmann, awarded Nanoscribe the first place prize at the State Prize for Young Companies (“Landespreis für junge Unternehmen”). The jury bestowed the 40,000 euros to Nanoscribe for its extraordinary innovations in the field of 3D printing on the microscale as well as the entrepreneurial successes that have been proven for years. More

More than 1,000 scientists and engineers around the world are working daily on microfabrication with Nanoscribe’s systems. Recently, their work has surpassed the mark of 500+ scientific publications. With an average of 2 journal publications per week, our users are approaching the end of the year with over 130 papers in 2018. More

MRS Fall
Boston, MA (US)
November 27 - 29
Booth: 1311