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Nano Imprint Lithography
The Nano Imprint Lithography family is covering a method of making high aspect ratio template, stamp, and imprinting at nanoscale using nanostructures.
The invention: A template and method of making high aspect ratio template, stamp, and imprinting at nanoscale using nanostructures for the purpose of lithography, and to the use of the template to create perforations on materials and products.
Granted patents relating to the innovation
| Patent Office | Patent |
|---|---|
| China | CN102119363 |
| Japan | JP5405574 |
| Malaysia | MY153444 |
| Philippines | PH12011500242 |
| USA | US9028242 |
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Research paper published in Nanotechnology, 2009, Volume 20, Number 37, pp. 375302–375306.