The discovery of a new polymer with unique thermoelectric capability is key to the design of an ultra-sensitive heat sensor for biomedical and wearable technology.
4D-printed materials developed by researchers at Rutgers University can change shape and level of stiffness in response to temperature for numerous applications.
A new family of crystal materials can serve a dual purpose in electron movement in electronic devices, potentially changing how they will be designed in the future.
New hydrogels developed by researchers at Brown University show great potential for use in next-generation biomedical, soft-robotic, and microfluidic applications.
