In a comprehensive review, Osaka Metropolitan University researchers explore the revolutionary potential of nanofluidic devices for manipulating individual nanometric objects. Their findings highlight the core technologies driving this emerging field, including nanofluidic processing, functional integration, and precise fluidic control.
Redefining the art of matter manipulation at nanoscale
Revolutionizing!
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