The most recent publication from our research group, titled “3D-Printed Silicone Soft Architectures with Programmed Magneto-Capillary Reconfiguration,” has gathered some well deserved attention in the science community!
The work done in the paper was headed by Sangchul Roh in our group, and he collaborated with Dr. Tracy’s group in the Material Science department at NCSU to create these 3D-printed meshes that can expand and contract with applied magnetic fields.
Following NCSU’s press release, seen here, ScienceDaily has also released an article about the innovative research.
Congrats to everyone who has worked on this project!