Inspired by the shape-shifting skin of octopuses, Penn State researchers developed a smart hydrogel that can change ...
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Octopus-inspired smart skin uses 4D printing to encrypt data, change shape on demand
Researchers at Penn State have developed a new fabrication method that allows a programmable ...
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Octopus-inspired 'smart skin' uses 4D printing to morph on cue
Despite the prevalence of synthetic materials across different industries and scientific fields, most are developed to serve ...
Synthetic materials are widely used across science, engineering, and industry, but most are designed to perform only a narrow range of tasks. A ...
To better understand our cells and extracellular matrix—the 3D scaffolding that surrounds our cells—scientists apply different mechanical forces to simulate these microenvironments. A new study uses ...
A light- and temperature-responsive hydrogel combines MXene and PNIPAM to achieve reversible, high-performance EMI shielding across a wide GHz range. (Nanowerk Spotlight) The rapid growth of wireless ...
A Chinese research team has developed a single-step femtosecond laser 4D printing technology that enables rapid and precise micro-scale deformation of smart hydrogels. This innovation, inspired by the ...
This technology utilizes sound waves and smart, plant-based materials to 3D print hydrogels with incredible speed and precision, without touching or heating the entire material. By using special ...
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