File:Microfabricated coil.jpg
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In science one must be resourceful - if there are not any micro-scale coils on the market, one must do them oneself. Here one can see (or rather not see) a golden coil with a diameter of 0.2 mm on a steel wire. The job of a scientist is never boring!
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English: In science one must be resourceful - if there are not any micro-scale coils on the market, one must do them oneself. Here one can see (or rather not see) a golden coil with a diameter of 0.2 mm on a steel wire. This image was taken at the Institute of Technology University of Tartu during the research work of polypyrrole actuators. |
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| Author | Kadri-Ann Valdur, Tarmo Tamm, Indrek Must |
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