PubMed · 15696278
Recent advances in microcontact printing.
Abstract
Microcontact printing is a remarkable surface patterning technique. Developed about 10 years ago, it has triggered enormous interest from the surface science community, as well as from engineers and biologists. The last five years have been rich in improvements to the microcontact printing process itself, as well as in new technical innovations, many designed to suit new applications. In this review, we describe the evolution of microcontact printing over the past five years. The review is categorized into three main sections: the improvements made to the technique, new variations, and new applications.
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Arjan P Quist, Elisabeth Pavlovic, Sven Oscarsson. 2005-02-05. Recent advances in microcontact printing.. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00216-004-2847-z
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