The latest advances and perspectives for the future of melt electrowriting (MEW) technology.

The latest advances and perspectives for the future of melt electrowriting (MEW) technology.
In this WIREs Water review, the authors appraise the effectiveness with which emerging technologies and tools can (or cannot) be used to semi-automate the geomorphic analysis of rivers.
A fully printed, wireless, stretchable, implantable biosystem that offers batteryless, real-time monitoring of cerebral aneurysm hemodynamics is developed.
Gold “nanoseaweeds” exhibit high efficiency as heterogeneous nanocatalysts and peroxidase-mimicking nanoenzymes.
By exploiting the capabilities of 3D printing, high performance composite magnets can be precisely patterned into complex shapes and architectures.
Prof. Jungchul Lee reports a four degrees-of-freedom direct writing technique for liquid metal patterns.
Controlling microalgae production through wavelength and density of irradiating light.
Integration of a magnetic elastomer with data-driven analysis leads to a continuous interaction surface that can estimate location and depth of indentation.
Electroconductive hydrogels resemble the extracellular matrix in tissues, enabling cell growth, proliferation, and migration.
Towards full-control of microstructures in additive manufacturing.