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September 10, 2025ACS Nano

Ultralow Shrinkage 3D Transparent Nanoporous Glass Printing through Low-Temperature Sintering for Micro-Optical Applications

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TYTao YuanChongqing University of Science and Technology XGXinyi GuUniversity of Science and Technology of China HWHao WuShanghai University

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This approach uncovers low-temperature sintering to achieve transparent nanoporous glass, indicating new opportunities for micro-optical applications.

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Achieving 97% visible-light transmittance, the low-temperature sintering method enhances optical properties.
Combining MAA cross-linking and low-temperature sintering results in a mere 5% linear shrinkage in glass structures.
This innovative printing method utilizes two-photon polymerization with 78 wt% solid loading for producing complex micro-optics.
The technique enables precise integration of glass microlenses onto optical fibers, avoiding complex assembly steps.

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Yuan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1ce7054b1d3bfb60f5bdd https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5c09272

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This approach uncovers low-temperature sintering to achieve transparent nanoporous glass, indicating new opportunities for micro-optical applications.

Ultralow Shrinkage 3D Transparent Nanoporous Glass Printing through Low-Temperature Sintering for Micro-Optical Applications

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Ultralow Shrinkage 3D Transparent Nanoporous Glass Printing through Low-Temperature Sintering for Micro-Optical Applications

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