Inkjet printing of SU-8 for polymer-based MEMS a case study for microlenses
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E. Charbon | A. Martinoli | V. Fakhfouri | J. Brugger | N. Cantale | E. Charbon | A. Martinoli | J. Brugger | N. Cantale | V. Fakhfouri | D. Boiko | G. Mermoud | J.Y. Kim | D. Boiko | J. Kim | Grégory Mermoud
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