Nov 05 2008 12:36 PMMicroscopy & Microtechniques

ACHIEVING ADVANCED MICRON-SCALE PROTOTYPING
 

ACHIEVING ADVANCED MICRON-SCALE PROTOTYPING

Dr David Sarphie describes how a Universityfounded consultancy can offer new ways of helping industry to access university research and resources in order to facilitate knowledge transfer and increase competitiveness.

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