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Formulation of functional materials for inkjet printing: A pathway towards fully 3D printed electronics

Anil Bastola, Yinfeng He, Jisun Im Orcid Logo, Geoffrey Rivers, Feiran Wang, Robyn Worsley, Jonathan S. Austin Orcid Logo, Oliver Nelson-Dummett Orcid Logo, Ricky D. Wildman Orcid Logo, Richard Hague, Christopher J. Tuck Orcid Logo, Lyudmila Turyanska Orcid Logo

Materials Today Electronics, Volume: 6, Start page: 100058

Swansea University Author: Anil Bastola

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.mtelec.2023.100058

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Inkjet printing offers a facile route for manufacturing the next generation of electronic devices, by combining the design freedom of additive manufacturing technologies with tuneable properties of functional materials and opportunities for their integration into heterostructures. However, to fully...

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