All articles tagged with #materials processing
A study by MIT reveals that the brain uses separate neural circuits to process 'things' like objects and 'stuff' like liquids, with distinct regions in the visual cortex responding to each, which may help in planning physical interactions with different materials.
The EU FIT4NANO project has highlighted the extensive applications and future potential of focused ion beam (FIB) technology, emphasizing its crucial role in advancing research and development across various fields. FIB instruments, with their nanometer precision, are used for materials processing, prototype production, and analysis in areas such as microelectronics and life sciences. The report provides an overview of FIB technology, its evolving applications, and future prospects, aiming to inspire scientific and technological breakthroughs while serving as a reference for academic and industrial research.