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It is remarkably desirable and challenging to design reconfigurable ferromagnetic materials with high electrical conductivity. This has attracted great attention due to promising applications in many fields such as emerging flexible electronics and soft robotics. However, the shape and magnetic polarity of existing ferromagnetic materials with low conductivity are both hard to be reconfigured, and...
In article number 2000827, Zhizhu He and co‐workers report a ferromagnetic liquid metal putty‐like material with unique reconfigurable magnetic polarity, stiffening effect, transformed shape, and high electrical conductivity. It can be used as printable magnetic and conductive ink to enable a series of novel applications, including magnetic switching, flexible magnetic recording paper, and self‐sensing...
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