Advanced Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials

3D printing, also known as accretive manufacturing, is a method of creating a three dimensional object subcaste- by- subcaste using a computer created design. 3D printing is an cumulative process whereby layers of material are confected up to produce a 3D part. Graphene is a veritably thin, strong material which consists of a single subcaste of carbon atoms, arranged in a pattern of six- sided shapes.

4D Printing

Health sector

Food industry

Fashion industry

Firearm industry

Education sector

Transportation industry

Aerospace regulation

Multi-material 3D printing

Gun legislation and administration

Cultural heritage and museum-based digital twin

Polymerization

Exploring commercial applications

Ambipolar electron and hole transport

Chiral half-integer quantum Hall effect

Thermal conductivity Polycrystalline graphene

 

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