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New material could be used to make a liquid metal robot

26 May 2020
Liquid metal matrix hand
Handy material This model of a human hand was made using a liquid metal matrix. (Courtesy: Pu Zhang)
A liquid metal lattice that can be crushed but returns to its original shape on heating has been dev

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in the UK
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