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3D-printable material could support medical, robotics and critical minerals applications
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3D-printable material could support medical, robotics and critical minerals applications
Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have developed a 3D-printable material that mimics the ability of human tissue to sort and filter molecules, with potential applications spanning medicine, robotics, water treatment and critical mineral recovery. The material, developed by a team led by Manish Kumar, professor in the Cockrell School of Engineering, is made by tightly packing billions of tiny water droplets using mixing and centrif…
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