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Deterministic nanoprinting of single fluorescent molecules

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Abstract

We report direct non-contact electrohydrodynamic nanodrip printing of a countable number of photostable fluorescent molecules in a host crystal of nanoscopic dimensions with single molecule specificity, high spatial resolution and deterministic dipole orientation.

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