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Laser-written baking paper circuits could replace silicon in disposable electronics

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A carbon dioxide laser writes electronic circuits onto ordinary baking parchment by selectively exposing cellulose fibers that guide conductive inks with record precision.
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Laser-written baking paper circuits could replace silicon in disposable electronics

A carbon dioxide laser writes electronic circuits onto ordinary baking parchment by selectively exposing cellulose fibers that guide conductive inks with record precision.

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Nanowerk broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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