Merlin Palmar is from Estonia and is currently doing her Master's in biomedical engineering at Delft University of Technology, working in the Bioelectronics department. She is working in biosensensors, using the VSP-P1 Nanostructured Material Printer trying to enhance and improve their electrical characteristics. 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.