Researchers Develop Flexible Metal For 3-D Printers

July 12, 2013 admin

Researchers Develop Flexible Metal For 3-D Printers, New York Times, July 10, 2013. NC State scientists have develop a way to 3D print objects out of liquid metal and create custom circuit boards. Michael Dickey, chemical and biomolecular engineering, featured.

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