Micro/nanofabrication of medical plastics using focused ion beam

Oyama, Tomoko

Development of medical-/bio-devices requires both micro/nanofabrication technique and functionalization technique (such as controlled cell adhesion) of biocompatible materials. The both techniques can be realized by quantum-beam technologies. We evaluated micro/nanofabrication of a medical plastic, poly(L-lactic acid) (PLLA), using focused ion beam direct etching. Controlled micro/nanostructures of PLLA were fabricated with C=C bond-rich surfaces by controlling the irradiation and sample conditions.

Language	:	Japanese
Journal	:	Recent Development and Application of UV/EB Curing Process
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Pages	:	p.265 - 271
Publication Year/Month	:	2014/07
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Keywords	:	ion beam
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Registration No. : AA20140164
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Paper Submission No. : 24836

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