Joost van Ginkel is a 3rd year PhD student working at the Electronic Components, Technology and Materials (ECTM) group of the TU Delft. He works in the clean room of the electronics department and there he is trying to develop new materials using the VSP-P1 Nanostructured Material Printer for application microelectronics, specifically focusing on making conductive paths, trying to find new ways of incorporating this direct writing capabilities into microelectronics. Follow this interview to learn about his experience with using our unique technology - the VSP-P1 Nanostructured Material Printer and learn how you can also create materials faster, at the push of a button!
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VSPARTICLE VSP-P1 Nanoprinter
Local deposition of nanoporous thin-films. When connected to the output of the VSP-G1, the VSP-P1 enables you to print inorganic nanostructured materials with novel properties. The material is built-up of sub 20nm pure particles, and can be printed in patterns locally on any type of substrate.