Hydrogel allows window glass to darken and lighten depending on ambient temperature to manage energy consumption.

Researchers have fabricated nanostructures from the insect’s appendages that repel water and bacteria using common materials.

Academic researchers, in collaboration with Australia’s Department of Defence, have developed lightweight panels made of electrochromic polymers that change color in response to an electric field and blend in with their environment.

The footwear business has used 3D printing for prototyping for many years. Now the mass market awaits.

Tiny, modular scaffolding can be used to regrow biomaterials to speed repair of injuries and broken limbs.

The model can be used to examine how the organ functions in an unprecedented way to study the effects of therapies and medicines.

Researchers presented results of the cyborg-like technology at the American Chemical Society.

A combination of 3D printing and graffiti-inspired spraying allows for the design of interactive objects in various shapes.

Antimicrobial fullerenes developed to attract pathogens could be used to infuse personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical garments, researchers report.