Can you make a material that doesn’t react to heat? USC research team thinks so, and is proving it

Nov 5, 2016

Can you make a material that doesn’t react to heat? USC research team thinks so, and is proving it

Posted by Karen Hurst in categories: 3D printing, neuroscience, security

I see many uses of this material already in security, defense & intelligence, devices and energy related products, etc. Contracts as it heats up.

Qiming Wang’s team designed a unique manufacturing technique using 3D printing.

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