This month’s highlight is the Exaddon Ceres Metal 3D printing system, located in the Marcus Biocleanroom! Exaddon’s CERES μAM system prints microscale metal objects by electrodeposition. The system is optimized for printing free-standing microscale structures such as pillars, needles, coils, and lattices on existing surfaces, such as ICs or wafers. Printing occurs at room temperature, and no post-processing is necessary. This system can print Gold, Copper, and Nickel. Printable size range is 1 μm – 1 mm, resolution < 1 μm, and structures can be located on print surfaces with <1 μm accuracy. We hope this tool will greatly aid research applications in brain-machine interfaces, semiconductor surface modification, Photonics, Drug Delivery and HF communication components. Contact Nik Roeske for more information