journal article·2025-12

Conformal printing of electrically conductive viscous liquid metal on 3D structures

Ohnyoung Hur, Wuzhou Zu, Dong Hae Ho, Hugh P. Grennan, Manas Vyas, Joseph R. Kubalak, Christopher B. Williams, Michael D. Bartlett

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