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Direct printing of functional 3D objects using polymerization-induced phase separation
B. Deore, K. L. Sampson, et al.
This innovative study led by Bhavana Deore and colleagues unveils a groundbreaking 3D printing technique utilizing polymerization-induced phase separation. By expertly manipulating resin formulations, the research achieves a variety of morphologies, paving the way for advanced applications such as piezoresistive sensors and antimicrobial objects in smart manufacturing.
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