Direct Laser Writing of Low-Density Interdigitated Foams for Plasma Drive Shaping [Direct Laser Writing of Low Density Nanostitched Foams for Plasma Drive Shaping]

Monolithic porous bulk materials have many promising applications ranging from energy storage and catalysis to high energy density physics. High resolution additive manufacturing techniques, such as direct laser writing via two photon polymerization (DLW-TPP), now enable the fabrication of highly po...

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Published in:Advanced functional materials 2017-09, Vol.27 (43)
Main Authors: Oakdale, James S., Smith, Raymond F., Forien, Jean -Baptiste, Smith, William L., Ali, Suzanne J., Bayu Aji, Leonardus B., Willey, Trevor M., Ye, Jianchao, van Buuren, Anthony W., Worthington, Matthew A., Prisbrey, Shon T., Park, Hye -Sook, Amendt, Peter A., Baumann, Theodore F., Biener, Juergen
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Language:English
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additive manufacturing
high energy density physics
MATERIALS SCIENCE
porous materials
two photon polymerization
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Summary:Monolithic porous bulk materials have many promising applications ranging from energy storage and catalysis to high energy density physics. High resolution additive manufacturing techniques, such as direct laser writing via two photon polymerization (DLW-TPP), now enable the fabrication of highly porous microlattices with deterministic morphology control. In this work, DLW-TPP is used to print millimeter-sized foam reservoirs (down to 0.06 g cm–3) with tailored density-gradient profiles, where density is varied by over an order of magnitude (for instance from 0.6 to 0.06 g cm–3) along a length of
ISSN:1616-301X
1616-3028