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On page 6950, Y. L. Song and co‐workers review recent advances in precise control of printing droplets for high‐resolution patterns and 3D structures, with a focus on development to suppress the coffee‐ring effect and minimize the features of printed dots or lines. In a typical strategy, multifarious regular patterns with an average width of 5–10 μm are directly inkjet‐printed by utilizing the coffee‐ring...
Inkjet printing has attracted wide attention due to the important applications in fabricating biological, optical, and electrical devices. During the inkjet printing process, the solutes prefer to deposit along the droplet periphery and form an inhomogeneous morphology, known as the coffee‐ring effect. Besides, the feature size of printed dots or lines of conventional inkjet printing is usually limited...
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