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Innocent Participants in Copyright Infringement [PDF]

, 1939

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Printable devices for neurotechnology. [PDF]

Front Neurosci
Matta R, Moreau D, O'Connor R.
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High-Resolution and High-Conductivity Electrodes via Two-Step Annealing-Enhanced Solvent-Free Patterning of Silver Nanoparticles. [PDF]

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Kim S, Won DJ, Yoo D, Kim J.
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Current knowledge for implementing safe and sustainable by design across the life cycle of nanosilver textiles. [PDF]

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Romero-Cantú HD, Furxhi I, Coelho CTP, Zanoni I, Brigliadori A, Costa A.   +5 more
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Print line quality in the gravure process

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Ink spreading in gravure printing

Advances in Printing and Media Technology, 2023
Even though gravure printing is a process that has been known for a long time, it is rare to find a consistent model in the literature of what happens during the doctoring of the ink and the ink transfer. This article deals with the aspect of ink spreading on substrates and its influencing factors.
Weichmann, Armin, Sprinzing, Thomas, Galus, Matthias   +2 more
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Wettability Contrast Gravure Printing

Advanced Materials, 2015
Silicon gravure patterns are engineered to have cells that are wettable and lands that are not wettable by aqueous inks. This strategy allows excess ink on the lands to be removed without using a doctor blade. Using an aqueous silica ink, continuous lines as narrow as 1.2 μm with 1.5 μm space are gravure printed.
Heng, Zhang, Alexander, Ramm, Sooman, Lim, Wei, Xie, Bok Yeop, Ahn, WeiChao, Xu, Ankit, Mahajan, Wieslaw J, Suszynski, Chris, Kim, Jennifer A, Lewis, C Daniel, Frisbie, Lorraine F, Francis   +11 more
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Cell Filling in Gravure Printing for Printed Electronics

Langmuir, 2014
Highly scaled direct gravure is a promising printing technique for printed electronics due to its large throughput, high resolution, and simplicity. Gravure can print features in the single micron range at printing speeds of ∼1 m/s by using an optimized cell geometry and optimized printing conditions. The filling of the cells on the gravure cylinder is
Jialiang, Cen, Rungrot, Kitsomboonloha, Vivek, Subramanian   +2 more
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Improving the gravure printed PEDOT:PSS electrode by gravure printing DMSO post-treatment

Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 2018
The poly(3,4ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) is one of the most attractive conducting polymers proposed as electrode for flexible electronics. Promising methods for enhancing its low conductivity, main limit for its use, are based on post-treatment. However, most of them are not suitable for mass production. In this study, the
Giuliano Sico, Maria Montanino, Anna De Girolamo Del Mauro, Carla Minarini   +3 more
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