Publications
Scientific breakthroughs achieved using the NanoOne from renowned institutes
The publication list features scientific publications that demonstrate research conducted using the NanoOne high-resolution printing platform. These papers are categorized according to the specific printing resin employed in the study, offering readers valuable insights into the wide-ranging applications and capabilities of the NanoOne system across diverse research fields. Importantly, as the NanoOne platform is engineered to be resin-open, the list encompasses publications utilizing custom-made resins, underscoring the platform’s ability to adapt to and flexibly address specialized product requirements and novel resin formulations.
Latest publication
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Integration of 3D-Printed Micro/Nanostructures with Interdigitated Electrodes for Low-Matrix-Effect Sensing
Guan et al., University of South Australia, 2025

Electrochemical sensors offer the advantages of low cost, high sensitivity, and miniaturization for a wide range of biological applications, including in situ detection of cell metabolites and monitoring cell behavior in real time.
However, the complex matrix in biosystems often leads to electrode fouling and inferior sensing performance. In addition to chemical barriers featuring assorted antifouling molecules or coatings, creating micro/nano hierarchical structures on top of electrodes can provide physical barriers to mitigate matrix interference without affecting electron transfer. The emerging two-photon polymerization (TPP) 3D printing technique with the capability to produce precise submicron to several micrometer features on a variety of substrates has enabled the straightforward fabrication of complex hierarchical structures. In this paper, we integrate the value-added micro/nanostructures made by TPP printing with the interdigitated electrode-based sensors and demonstrate the platform’s advantages in filtering out small interfering micro-objects and thus reducing matrix effects…