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March 25, 2002Applied Physics Letters

Fabrication of palladium-based microelectronic devices by microcontact printing

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DWDaniel B. WolfeUniversity of DelawareJLJ. Christopher LoveRagon Institute of MGH, MIT and HarvardKPKateri E. PaulNano Terra (United States)

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