soft lithography
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What is soft lithography?
Soft lithography is a family of techniques for fabricating or replicating structures using elastomeric stamps, molds, and conformable photomasks. It is particularly useful for creating micro- and nano-scale patterns on a variety of substrates. Common applications include microfluidics, bioMEMS, and creating patterned surfaces for cell culture and materials science.
Which job functions commonly mention soft lithography?
Biomedical Engineer
2 Biomedical Engineer jobs mention soft lithography
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Biologist
8 Biologist jobs mention soft lithography
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Research Assistant
13 Research Assistant jobs mention soft lithography
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Scientist
23 Scientist jobs mention soft lithography
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Researcher
21 Researcher jobs mention soft lithography
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Which organizations are mentioning soft lithography?
Roche
Health Care and Social Assistance
University of Pennsylvania
Educational Services
University of British Columbia
Educational Services
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Other Services (except Public Administration)
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