Macroscale

Szabo wrote that this approach was easier than previous proposals for macroscale replicators, but successfully predicted that even this method would not lead to a macroscale replicator within ten years.

One of the promising directions is to incorporate additional micro/nanoscale architectures inside the macroscale 3D-printed scaffolds as ECM alternatives for cellular colonization, organization, and maturation.

At the macroscale, the shape of objects is fixed and thus dictates how they can be arranged.

In 2015, a multidisciplinary team from Argonne National Laboratory created a material consisting of graphene, nanodiamond particles, and diamond-like carbon that demonstrated superlubricity at the macroscale for the first time.

Macroscale processes are the global winds that initially produce offshore waves.