microfabrication

• The job requires a range of technical skills in microfabrication, R&D and characterisation to ensure delivery of microtargets to demanding experimental schedules. —  physicsworld.com: all content
• This, claims the company, opens up new possibilities in microfabrication, cell manipulation, multiphoton excitation and spectroscopy. —  physicsworld.com: all content
• Conventional nano and microfabrication techniques rely on a patterning process being performed and the sample subsequently imaged to inspect the result of the process. —  the Foresight Institute
• Methods of microfabrication developed in the integrated circuit industry have allowed researchers to build platforms with cellular and subellular scale parts with which individual cells can interact. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
• Xylem-like capillaries are relatively easy to create by microfabrication, but the researchers 'choice of a material to act as membranes in the leaf and root to separate the liquid from the atmosphere and the soil was much trickier. —  The Open Piehole

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