2004•International Journal of Materials and Product TechnologyRequires access

Nanomanufacturing processes: a critical review

George Chryssolouris, Panagiotis Stavropoulos, George Tsoukantas, Konstantinos Salonitis, Aristidis Stournaras

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Nanomanufacturing encompasses processes aimed at building nanoscale structures, devices and systems in one, two or three dimensions. Nanomanufacturing involves both bottom-up and top-down approaches. This paper reviews and discusses some critical issues of nanomanufacturing from the cost, production rate, quality and flexibility point of view.

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Key concepts: Nanomanufacturing, Flexibility (engineering), Quality (philosophy), Point (geometry), Manufacturing engineering, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Engineering