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Liquid metal nanoparticles that may be mechanically sintered are demonstrated by R. K. Kramer and co‐workers on page 2355. Dispersing the nanoparticles in a carrier solvent results in an ink‐jettable solution, allowing for scalable and high‐throughput manufacturing of soft conductive systems. One potential application for this processing technology is wearable electronics, as depicted by the data...
Liquid metal nanoparticles that are mechanically sintered at and below room temperature are introduced. This material can be sintered globally on large areas of entire deposits or locally to create liquid traces within deposits. The metallic nanoparticles are fabricated by dispersing a liquid metal in a carrier solvent via sonication. The resulting dispersion is compatible with inkjet printing, a...
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