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Localized Joule heating and carbonization process optimization of 3D printed polymer structures for lab-on-CMOS applications
Use of carbon electrodes integrated with CMOS technology has great promise for lab-on-chip, biomedical, environmental, and industrial applications. One method of developing carbon electrodes is to 3D print polymer nanostructures on a CMOS chip, and use a thermal annealing process to pyrolyze them in
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