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Soft matter and liquids

Soft matter and liquids

New printer can use honey or liquid metal as ink

08 Sep 2018
Droplet of honey
Droplet of honey: sound has been used to print patterns using honey. (Courtesy: D Foresti, LK Sanders, JA Lewis/Harvard University)
An acoustic printing method that uses highly viscous fluids such as honey has been developed by rese

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Michael Allen is a science writer based in Bristol, UK
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