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| Laser and hologram method When it comes to nanodevices, scientists have no problem cooking up interesting designs. However, when it comes to actually assembling such machines on a nanoscale, it can be a daunting task. A breakthrough from Purdue University offers up a new technique that may be extremely useful in such nanoassembly. The new method uses lasers and holograms to position multiple nanoparticles within seconds, much faster than previously possible. The method could also be very helpful to labs on the chip, which need to direct tiny molecules to tiny test locations. [1] |
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