Many biological systems and natural phenomena have hierarchically complex structures. These structures give animals like nanoscale viruses, microscale cells, and macroscale tissues a variety of functions. Nature's miniaturisation has inspired engineers and scientists to create at the micro and nanoscale. Nanostructures of various geometries, such as nanopillars, nanowires, and nanodots, have been created for a variety of applications, ranging from bioactivity and antibacterial to data storage. There are two techniques to micro and nano fabrication: one is a procedure for building physical items with dimensions in the nanometer to micrometre range, and the other is processing macro components using micron or nano sized powders/grains. Powder metallurgy is one strategy for achieving both approaches at the same time or separately.
Author(S) DetailsPeter Chrysologue Angelo
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, India.
B. Ravisankar
National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, India.
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