“Thursday´s NanoSpin-off Talks”: Alexander Legant, from Nanoscribe company
22nd Jan. 2026: ‘Thursday’s NanoSpin-off Talks’ with the company Nanoscribe
On 22nd Jan. 2026, at 5 p.m., the SAMCA Chair in Nanotechnology’s series of talks, ‘Thursday’s NanoSpin-off Talks,’ will feature the talk ‘DESIGNER 3D MATERIALS BY ADDITIVE MICROFABRICATION’.
On this occasion, the session will take place in the R&D Building Lecture Hall at the University of Zaragoza.
NO PRIOR REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
It will also be broadcast live via TEAMS:
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Resumen de la charla:
Nanoscribe is the pioneer and market leader in high-precision additive manufacturing. The medium-sized company develops and produces 3D printers and grayscale lithography systems as well as specially developed printing materials and application-specific solutions for microfabrication applications on the nano-, micro- and mesoscale. Nanoscribe was founded in 2007 as a spin-off of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and is part of the LAB14 Group since December 2024
Summary topic talk:
The achievements of the two-photon polymerization based world’s most flexible 3D micro-printer will be presented. The device offers a defined control on the feature sizes and resolutions ranging from nanometer to micrometer scale and accessible print area of ~ cm2.
This versatility has opened new frontiers in the field of material research, MEMS, microfluidics, photonics, biomedical engineering, plasmonics, micro-optics, mechanical metamaterials, biomimetics, life sciences, and micro-robotics.
All this is made possible by the advancements in the software and hardware design of the printer that enables the realization of ideas only with few clicks.
The decade of trusted use of this technology has found its way in labs like Imperial College London, Harvard University, University College London, ETH Zurich, University of Oxford and to several industrial applications as well.
This presentation will therefore cover the latest advances utilizing this art of 3D microprinting that has made small things matter across the globe.
