Guinness World Records title awarded for lifting a 17,5-ton truck on a bonded aluminum cylinder the size of a soft drink can.
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A New Take on an Old Game
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Smart Compound Eyes Enable Tunable Imaging
A smart, biomimitic compound eye is made from proteins.
Implantable Electronics for Cerebral Aneurysm Monitoring
A fully printed, wireless, stretchable, implantable biosystem that offers batteryless, real-time monitoring of cerebral aneurysm hemodynamics is developed.
Light-Powered Robotic Snails
How a light-powered snail is addressing scalability in robotics.
Catalytic Gold Rush: Ultrathin 2D Metal Nanomaterials
Gold “nanoseaweeds” exhibit high efficiency as heterogeneous nanocatalysts and peroxidase-mimicking nanoenzymes.
3D Printing Magnets with Tunable Architectures and Geometries
By exploiting the capabilities of 3D printing, high performance composite magnets can be precisely patterned into complex shapes and architectures.
Generating Electricity from Rust
Scientists show that thin films of rust can be used to generate electricity with flowing saltwater.
Complete Freedom for Direct Writing Liquid Metal Patterns
Prof. Jungchul Lee reports a four degrees-of-freedom direct writing technique for liquid metal patterns.
Blink Twice to See This
The future of collaborative intelligence: a biomimetic lens that can zoom in and out at the blink of an eye.
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