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A process to stamp conductors onto contoured surfaces is reported by S. R. Forrest, A. Grbic, and co‐workers on page 1166. This process has the potential to provide an inexpensive and rapid method to print metallic patterns onto arbitrarily contoured substrates, which has extensive applications. Here, electrically small antennae are printed onto dielectric hemispheres. These antennae offer bandwidths...
A direct transfer patterning process is presented that allows metallic patterns to be stamped onto a contoured substrate. This process was used to make some of the most efficient electrically small antennas to date, while maintaining bandwidths approaching the physical limit.
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