UK based University of Nottingham has developed micro-scale 3D printed surface textures that control how gas particles rebound inside vacuum systems. By steering residual gas away from sensitive regions, the surfaces triple pumping efficiency, enabling smaller, more reliable, and portable quantum sensors. The advancement was made possible by additive manufacturing’s ability to create complex geometries […]
Thursday, January 29, 2026
University of Nottingham Uses 3D Printed Surfaces to Enhance Vacuum Control in Portable Quantum Sensors
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