Being the earliest form of additive manufacturing, stereolithography (SLA) fabricates 3D
objects by selectively solidifying the liquid resin through a photopolymerization reaction. The …

Research into the three-dimensional nanostructuring of photopolymers by ultrashort laser
pulses has seen immense growth over the last decade. In this paper, we review the basic …

Microstereolithography is a technique that allows the manufacture of small and complex
three-dimensional (3D) components in plastic material. Many of the components produced …

Additive manufacturing (AM) processes based on mask image projection such as digital
micro-mirror devices (DMD) have the potential to be fast and inexpensive. More and more …

Reliable sample delivery is essential to biological imaging using X-ray Free Electron Lasers
(XFELs). Continuous injection using the Gas Dynamic Virtual Nozzle (GDVN) has proven …

Purpose Conventional machining methods for fabricating piezoelectric components such as
ultrasound transducer arrays are time-consuming and limited to relatively simple …

Mask projection micro‐stereolithography (MPμSLA) is an additive manufacturing process
capable for fabricating true three‐dimensional microparts and hence, holds promise as a …

Microstereolithography is a technology at the interface of the microengineering and rapid
prototyping domains. It has evolved from the stereolithography technique, and is also based …

Solid freeform fabrication (SFF) processes based on mask image projection have the
potential to be fast and inexpensive. More and more research and commercial systems have …

Microstereolithography is a new microfabrication process that evolved from the rapid
prototyping industry. The first developments in this technology started in 1993 and different …