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Structure and properties

Structure and properties

Twisted linkage geometries hint at new organic chemistry

20 Dec 2018 Anna Demming
Johannes Schönke and Eliot Fried
Johannes Schönke and Eliot Fried created a variety of Möbius Kaleidocycles with different numbers of hinges from folded paper and 3D printed materials. (Credit: OIST)
Linkages are fundamental components to machines with moving parts. The term describes any assembly o

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Anna Demming is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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