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Micro/nanoengineering.
This Unit specialises in micromachining techniques (dry and wet etching, PVD, electrodeposition,
replication, bonding, hot embossing) and ultra-precision techniques (micro-milling, microelectroerosion,
laser micromachining and microinjection). Its strategic research is geared towards knowledge of the
machining process and nanoprinting lithography (NIL), this latter process mainly centring on health
applications such as fabric engineering, DNA stretching and protein chips.
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