I remember as a kid watching movies where people would have powerful, paper-thin computers or iris scanners for unlocking doors, and thinking it was far-future technology I might see on my deathbed if ...

Liquid metals that flow like water yet conduct electricity like solid wires are moving from lab curiosities into the toolkit for next‑generation devices. Researchers are learning to sculpt, pattern, ...

Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing pollution problems on the planet, and researchers at the University of Washington may have found a way to slow it down. Their new liquid metal composite ...