Nanolamination

Nanolamination is a process in materials science and engineering that involves creating thin films or layers at the nanometer scale, typically in the range of 1 to 100 nanometers. This technique is often used to produce materials with unique properties that are not achievable through traditional manufacturing methods. Nanolamination can be employed in several applications, including: 1. **Multilayer Films**: By layering different materials at the nanoscale, specific optical, electrical, or mechanical properties can be engineered.