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May 17th, 2007
Nanoscience creates world's smallest book
Abstract:
Physicists at the nano imaging laboratory of Simon Fraser University in Canada have created a 0.07mm x 0.10mm book using a focused-gallium-ion beam.
"It is primarily a work of art - we are using it as just a fun project," said Professor Karen Kavanagh said. "In order to read it, you have to have an electron microscope."
Source:
labnews.co.uk
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