journal article·2025-10Open access

Versatile Liquid Metal Composite Inks for Printable, Durable, and Ultra‐Stretchable Electronics (Small 41/2025)

Jeongsu Pyeon, Hyeonseung Lee, Wonho Choe, Sanghoo Park, Hyoungsoo Kim

Small· Volume 21· Issue 41

Abstract

Ultra-Stretchable Electronics A printable, self-sintering liquid metal composite ink enables the fabrication of ultra-stretchable and durable electrodes on flexible substrates. Through ambient-condition deposition, the ink forms crack-free, conductive patterns without post-processing. Demonstrated as stretchable metamaterial absorbers, these structures exhibit tunable electromagnetic responses via mechanical deformation, offering a scalable route toward next-generation wearable and reconfigurable electronics. More in article number 2501829, Sanghoo Park, Hyoungsoo Kim, and co-workers.
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Department of Mechanical Engineering Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Daejeon 34141 Republic of Korea

Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Daejeon 34141 Republic of Korea

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