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Nanopatterning Markets 2016-2024: 2018 Global Strategic Business Report -- Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL): The Dominant TechnologyDUBLIN, July 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Nanopatterning - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.  Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2016 through 2024. Also, a five-year historic analysis is provided for this market.
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The report profiles 37 companies including many key and niche players such as:
Key Topics Covered 1. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS Challenges to the Technology Ultraviolet NIL Potential Industry Requirements for UV-NIL Microcontact Printing Applications Technology Developments Recent Developments in the Area of Scalable Nanopatterning EUVL and NIL - Next-Gen Lithography Technologies t-SPL for Fabricating Thermochromic-Supramolecular Material Unconventional Lithography for 3D Hierarchical Nanostructures Processes of Functional Structures with Patterns Unconventional Top-down Lithography Unconventional Bottom-up Lithography Block Copolymer Lithography Unconventional Lithography and Top-down Approaches for 3D Hierarchical Nano-and Micro-Structures Two-Step Photolithography Sequential Thermal Nanoimprint Lithography (t-NIL) Vacuum-Assisted CFL to Fabricate 3D Hierarchical Bridge Structures Applications Using 3D Hierarchical Structure Directional Wetting and Scattering on Hierarchical Patterns Dry Adhesive with Hierarchical Structures Free Standing Polymeric Membrane Integrating Assembly Self-Assembly of Spherical Colloids Fabrication 3D Porous Inverse Opal Structure Nano-imprint DSA of Block Copolymers Nanotransfer Printing through DSA of Block Copolymers Self-Assembly of BCPs with High-Resolution Patterning Integrating Assembly Applications Colloid-Based Photoluminescent Microtags Fabrication of Sub-10 nm Scale Graphene Nanoribbon Transistor Multiscale Porous Nanocolander Network with Tunable Transport Properties 3D Structures' Direct Patterning through Nanoimprint Lithography New NIL Technique to Improve Ordering in Periodic Arrays from BCPs New Generation Metamaterials Innovative Magnetic Nanopatterns NIL Makes Solar Cells with Higher Conversion Efficiency Hair Coloring with Nanopatterning High-Speed Roll-to-Roll Technology for Imprinting Rolith Develops New Nanopatterning Technology ALD - An Enabling Technology in Advanced Nanopatterning Nanopatterned Surfaces for Highly Selective Adhesion, Separation and Sensing Resist-Free Direct Thermal NIL Process 3D Nanoparticle Patterning via Direct Incident Beam Lithography - A Technology to Reckon with Fabrication of Single Crystal Oxide Surface using Focused-Ion-Beam System - A Novel Approach in Nanopatterning Thermal Dip Pen Lithography for Depositing Nanoparticles Nanopatterning Using Phase Separation of Polymers Innovations in Surface Wrinkling Research & Development Initiatives The Emerging Nanopatterning Methods (NAPA) Project NILCom International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors Sematech Nanoimprint Lithography Program 5. PRODUCT AND APPLICATIONS OVERVIEW Nanopatterning Technologies Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) Hot Embossing Lithography Potential Industry Requirements for Hot Embossing Lithography Ultraviolet (UV) Nanoimprint Lithography Other NIL Microcontact Printing Soft-UV NIL Photolithography Combined Nanoimprint and Photolithography Other Nanopatterning Technologies Self-Assembled Monolayers Nanopatterning through Phase Separation of Polymers Laser-based Particle Deposition Sputtering Roller Nanoimprint Lithography End-Use Applications Semiconductors & Other Microelectronics Optoelectronics Integrated Circuits Semiconductor Fabrication - Fusion of Nanoimprint Technology and Defect Management Other Applications Microfluidics Nanosensors Nano-optics Biological Applications - Becoming Popular 6. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 6.1 Focus on Select Players AMO GmbH (Germany) Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre (Canada) EV Group (Austria) IMS Chips (Germany) Micro Resist Technology GmbH (Germany) Nanonex Corp. (USA) NanoOpto Corp. (USA) Nano-Terra, Inc. (USA) NIL Technology ApS (Denmark) NTT Advanced Technology Corporation (Japan) Obducat AB (Sweden) PROFACTOR GmbH (Austria) SET Corporation SA (France) SUSS MicroTec AG (Germany) SVG Optronics Co., Ltd. (China) Toppan Photomasks, Inc. (USA) Transfer Devices, Inc. (USA) Vistec Electron Beam GmbH (Germany) 6.2 Product Launches/Introductions Coatema Introduces New Easycoater and Nanoimprint Line Transfer Devices Introduces Nanofilm for Cylinders and Spheres EV Group Introduces EVG 7200 LA SmartNIL System for Display Panel Manufacturing 6.3 Recent Industry Activity WaveOptics and EV Group Collaborate for Augmented Reality (AR) Waveguides EV Group and SwissLitho AG Announce Joint Solution to Produce Master Templates with 3D Structures EV Group Receives Orders for EVG770 UV-NIL Stepper and EVG40 NT Automated Measurement System Nanjing Tech University Purchases Nanonex NX-B200 Wafer Nanoimprint Tool NILT and MRT Partners with Waseda University to Launch New Test and Demonstration Lab Canon to Sell FPA-1100NR2 Mass-Production Replica Mask Manufacturing Equipment Toppan Enters into Alliance with SCIVAX to Develop Large-Area Nanoimprinting EV Group and JOANNEUM RESEARCH Collaborate for R&D Activities in Large-Area Nanoimprinting EV Group Supplies EVG HERCULES Lithography Track System to WIKA Group for Manufacturing Pressure Sensor Devices 7. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE 8. COMPANY PROFILES Total Companies Profiled: 37 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries - 39)
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