Nano-actuated magneto-mechanical devices can change shape on command using a remote magnetic external stimulus, with a control at the subnanometer scale.

Nano-actuated magneto-mechanical devices can change shape on command using a remote magnetic external stimulus, with a control at the subnanometer scale.
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This video shows that it is possible to ‘mechanically sinter’ liquid metal nanoparticles to form soft, electrically conductive traces by hand.
Chen et al. have developed haptic memory arrays which can detect and retain external pressure distribution.
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Further development of OLED technology leads in commercial solutions.
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Hu’s group at SCUT investigate alkyne-based multicomponent polymerization to afford polymers from three or more kinds of monomers in a one-pot procedure.
Researchers have developed a way to create ceramics using 3D printing that results in a strong material with little tendency to crack