Atom Pinhole Camera Acts as a Shrinking Copy Machine

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Basically by shooting atoms through a nanoscale pinhole on a mask at a substrate on the other side, researchers have found that they will create a smaller version of the reflected structure – a cheap and easy way to make a nanostructure. What’s more, it’s scaleable: they can make loads of pinholes and shoot atoms through them and they’ll make loads of nanostructures which don’t overlap, so mass production becomes an option.

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