A bright future for plastics — robot ’skin,’ flexible laptops and electric posters
July’s edition of Physics World includes an in-depth feature by three Israeli researchers, Marianna Khorzov and David Andelman, from the school of physics and astronomy at Tel Aviv University, and Rafi Shikler, from the electrical and computer engineering department at Ben Gurion University, about exciting developments in plastic electronics engineering.
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