The most common types of 3D printing involve either extruding melted plastic or using a laser to solidify tiny particles, layer by layer, to slowly build up a solid object. But researchers at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found a way to radically change that process by 3D…
Source: Gizmodo – A Breakthrough in 3D Printing Liquids Could Lead to Squishy, Flexible Gadgets