KERI achieves binder-free MXene 3D microprinting at 1.3µm Res

KERI achieves binder-free MXene 3D microprinting at 1.3µm Res

Binders and viscosity hurdles have plagued micro-scale 3D printing in the past, often limiting results to “2D patterns or required diverse additives to produce 3D architectures,” as noted by researchers. But now, a team in South Korea has pioneered an additive-free method using the 2D nanomaterial MXene, achieving a 1.3-micrometer resolution—reportedly 270 times higher than… The post What could make MXene a key to ultra-precise, additive-free 3D…