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date
11/07/2025
A research team, including scientists from the United States' Brookhaven National Laboratory, has made an important breakthrough in the field of nanomaterial manufacturing: they have constructed complex 3D nanostructures based on DNA self-assembly technology. The latest issue of the journal Nature Materials has published two papers detailing this nano-scale "next generation 3D printing." This achievement is crucial for various cutting-edge applications including photonics, neural morphological computation, catalytic materials, biomolecular scaffolds, and reactors.