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Home > News > First images of flowing nano ripples

March 21st, 2006

First images of flowing nano ripples

Abstract:
TU Delft Researchers have shed new light on the formation of nanoscale surface features, such as nano ripples. These features are important because they could be useful as templates for growing other nanostructures. The scientific journal Physical Review Letters published an article this week on the research in Delft.

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TU Delft

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