Wearable electronics is a technology that closely integrates electronic devices with the
human body or clothing, which can realize human–computer interaction, health monitoring …

Wet etching of silicon carbide typically exhibits poor etching efficiency and low aspect ratio.
In this study, an etching structure that exploits anisotropic charge carrier flow to enable high …

Sculpting silicon at the micro and nano scales has been game‐changing to mold bulk silicon
properties and expand, in turn, applications of silicon beyond electronics, namely, in …

Although the olefin-based polymerizable sol–gel (PSG) approach has brought about
significant advancements in the domain of direct and scalable nanoimprinting of oxides, the …

Metal-assisted chemical etching (MACE) has received much attention from researchers
because it can be used to fabricate plasma-free anisotropic etching profiles for …

Electrochemical machining (ECM) is a proven processing technique for fabricating difficult-to-
cut nickel-based superalloys with complex shapes using the principle of anodic dissolution …

Well-defined surface patterns can be applied to improve surface characteristics, optical
properties, and wettability. Electrochemical imprint lithography is a promising method for …

Free of any thermoplastic or photocuring resists, electrochemical nanoimprint lithography
(ECNL) has emerged as an alternative nanoimprint way to fabricate three-dimensional …

Metal assisted chemical etching (MACE), as an emerging wet chemical etching method for
fabricating semiconductor micro/nano-structures (MNS), has attracted wide attentions …

Electrochemical nanoimprint lithography (ECNL) has emerged as a promising technique for
fabricating three‐dimensional micro/nano‐structures (3D‐MNSs) directly on semiconductor …