TECHNOLOGYKXAN NBC AUSTIN
UT Austin creates brain-like material from billions of tiny water droplets
A team at UT Austin developed a 3D-printed material composed of billions of tiny water droplets that mimics human tissue behavior. The material could advance brain-inspired computing, tissue engineering, soft robotics, and critical mineral recovery.
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