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D. Poulikakos and co‐workers explain on page 833 how electro‐hydrodynamic NanoDrip printing enables the fully additive fabrication of high‐aspect‐ratio nanostructures. Tiny gold nanoparticle ink droplets are ejected from a much larger nozzle to build up gold nanowall grids that show impressive optoelectronic properties and have great potential as transparent electrodes in display and solar cell applications...
The transparent conducting electrode is an essential component in many contemporary and future devices, ranging from displays to solar cells. Fabricating transparent electrodes requires a balancing act between sufficient electrical conductivity and high light transmittance, both affected by the involved materials, fabrication methodology, and design. While metal films possess the highest conductivity...
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