Thomas Faury
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Thomas Faury is a researcher at the intersection of nanotechnology and additive manufacturing, with a primary focus on developing novel patterning techniques for non-planar surfaces. His most cited work, "Function follows form: combining nanoimprint and inkjet printing" (2017), lays the groundwork for integrating these two powerful methods to achieve nanopatterning on arbitrary curved substrates. This foundational paper, with 2 citations, explores the technical requirements and opportunities for depositing functional materials precisely onto complex geometries—a critical challenge for next-generation optics, sensors, and biomedical devices. Faury’s key contribution lies in demonstrating how additive manufacturing can be harnessed to overcome the limitations of traditional planar lithography, enabling form to dictate function. By investigating the synergy between inkjet printing’s flexibility and nanoimprint’s resolution, his work opens pathways for scalable, high-precision fabrication on curved surfaces. This research is particularly notable for its potential to revolutionize fields like conformable electronics and freeform optics, where device performance depends on seamless integration with non-flat substrates. Faury’s insights continue to inspire engineers seeking to merge advanced printing with nanoscale precision.
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- 1Function follows form: combining nanoimprint and inkjet printing2 citations · 2017