The Nanoscribe Photonic Professional GT2 is a 3D micro/nanofabrication system that uses laser-based direct-write lithography and layer-by-layer two-photon polymerization to print polymer resins at the nano scale, producing highly complex three-dimensional structures at the micro and nanoscale.
Unlike conventional lithography techniques, the GT2 is capable of fabricating intricate geometries including overhangs, undercuts, porous scaffolds, and smooth curved surfaces that would otherwise be impossible to manufacture. Structures are designed using standard CAD software and printed directly from digital files, making the system highly accessible for a broad range of research disciplines.
The GT2 is designed for research and rapid prototyping, supporting applications across microfluidics, micro-optics, photonics, plasmonics, micromechanics, biomedical engineering, MEMS development, and the fabrication of complex nano structures.
Applications: microfluidics, micro-optics, photonics, plasmonics, micromechanics, biomedical engineering, MEMS development, and the fabrication of complex nano structures
Location: University of New Hampshire, UNH Chemistry
Manufacturer: Nanoscibe
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Contacts:
Aylin Aykanat
Aylin.Aykanat@unh.edu
Kevin Mellow
Kevin.Mello@unh.edu