Updated Jun. 22, 2012 at 9:45 a.m.
NanoForge nanowires' low-profile highly-conductive properties allow ease of application and consistent substrate
electrical properties, the company says.
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Durham, N.C. — Big solutions could be in the offing from miniscule research and development at the new firm. It recently landed an NC IDEA grant....
Duke professor looks to forge nanotech success at NanoForge
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NanoForge nanowires' low-profile highly-conductive properties allow ease of application and consistent substrate
electrical properties, the company says.
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Durham, N.C. — Big solutions could be in the offing from miniscule research and development at the new firm. It recently landed an NC IDEA grant....
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