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      Metal microneedle fabrication using twisted light with spin

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      Optics Express
      The Optical Society

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          Microneedle fabrication on a metal surface based on laser ablation using twisted light with spin was demonstrated, for the first time. The resulting needle showed a height of at least 10 microm above the target surface and a tip diameter of less than 0.3 microm. We also demonstrated the fabrication of a two-dimensional 5 x 6 microneedle array. The needles were uniformly well shaped with an average length and tip diameter of about 10 and 0.5 microm, respectively.

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                Author and article information

                Journal
                OPEXFF
                Optics Express
                Opt. Express
                The Optical Society
                1094-4087
                2010
                2010
                August 05 2010
                August 16 2010
                : 18
                : 17
                : 17967
                Article
                10.1364/OE.18.017967
                20721183
                217508ac-3bef-4bed-ab4a-39c9bfe8a1b6
                © 2010
                History

                Molecular medicine,Neurosciences
                Molecular medicine, Neurosciences

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