Hawi B. Gemeda, Nikola A. Dudukovic, Cheng Zhu, Anna Guell Izard, Aldair E. Gongora, Joshua R. Deotte, Johnathan T. Davis, Eric B. Duoss, Erika J. Fong
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3D Printed Cellular Fluidics
Cellular fluidic devices take advantage of 3D printing, unit cell-based design, and fluid physics to realize hierarchical composite structures with complex geometries. In article number 2400104, Erika J. Fong and co-workers present a lattice-based hand model that uses varying porosity to pattern red liquid in the “skeletal” region, while the high porosity cells remained unfilled.
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