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Inkjet Printing of Functional fluids: Opportunities and Challenges

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Tim Wilkinson .

Tea is served from 6pm, all welcome (its free).

Inkjet printing, enhanced and combined with functional fluids, is beginning to be used to produce products as diverse as electronic circuits, bone implants and anti-counterfeit product labelling. Functional fluids are fluids that undergo some form of phase transformation to produce functional structures, built up layer by layer, using inkjet printing as a micro-dispenser for the fluids. The talk will look at the potential for these methods and also at some of the challenges that will be involved in realising them in practice.

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