Feb 20, 2021
Graphene 'nano-origami' 2-D tiniest microchips yet: tech 'straintronics' using nanomaterials as opposed to electronics ~ https://phys.org/news/2021-02-graphene-nano-origami-tiniest-microchips.html via @physorg_com
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Graphene 'nano-origami' 2-D tiniest microchips yet: tech 'straintronics' using nanomaterials as opposed to electronics ~ https://phys.org/news/2021-02-graphene-nano-origami-tiniest-microchips.html via @physorg_com
If you ask me whether folding so small was not hard, you get a big smile and the answer: "No! It is my passion, it's an addiction." Anja Markiewicz http://www.faltsucht.de/index.php?&m=galerie
kranich aus 4x4mm by faltsucht on Flickr.
Anja Markiewicz's origami seems ordinary until you realize the scale -- here a crane springs from a 4mm x 4mm sheet. (via Colossal)