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Media Lab Team Demonstrates Hydrothermal Synthesis

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via Nanowerk

July 19, 2011

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Researchers at MIT have found a way to grow submicroscopic wires in water with great precision, using a method that makes it possible to produce entire electronic devices through a liquid-based process.

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