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Material sciences integrate physical and life sciences, focusing on material structure and fabrication. This review explores an emerging fabrication approach with broad applications across scientific disciplines.

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Area of Science:

Materials science, bridging physical and life sciences.
Interdisciplinary research encompassing materials, processing, and structure.
Exploration of micro- to nanometre scale materials and biological structures.

Background:

Material science traditionally spans physical sciences but is increasingly integrated with life sciences.
Fabrication processes are crucial for linking material properties to their structures.
Processing innovations have significantly contributed to interdisciplinary scientific advancement.

Purpose of the Study:

To review a rapidly developing fabrication technique.
To highlight the technique's extensive applications in both physical and life sciences.
To underscore the role of fabrication in unifying diverse scientific fields.

Main Methods:

Literature review of emerging fabrication approaches.
Analysis of processing techniques and their impact on material structure.
Examination of applications across physical and biological sciences.

Main Results:

Identification of a key fabrication approach with wide-ranging utility.
Demonstration of fabrication's role in bridging material science and biological systems.
Highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of modern material science.

Conclusions:

Fabrication is a fundamental aspect of material science, connecting materials to their structures.
Emerging fabrication techniques offer novel solutions across physical and life sciences.
The integration of processing is key to advancing interdisciplinary scientific discovery.