Domestic researchers have developed a "liquid metal-based electronic ink" that can freely switch between hardness and softness depending on the temperature. The research team led by Professor Jeong ...
Researchers at Purdue University have shown how standard inkjet-printers can be employed to produce flexible electronic circuits from liquid-metal nanoparticle inks. This simple printing solution ...
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